Online Media Daily Editions for March 2005
- Online Media Daily - Thursday, March 31, 2005
- MSN Launches Mobile Video Service
- Adware Firms Up The Ante On Anti-Spyware
- MSN To Stream Videos From Maxim
- MSN Aims For 'Transparency' With Negative Search Reviews
- Keynote Unveils Index Of Health Sites
- PointRoll Names Campaigns With Highest Mouse-Over Rates
- eBay Goes To BBDO
- McClatchy Signs With Tacoda
- Online Media Daily - Wednesday, March 30, 2005
- PointRoll Names Campaigns With Highest Percentage Mouse-Overs
- BuzzMetrics Wins Lawsuit
- Google To Acquire Analytics Company
- Court Rules MediaPost Can Continue Using 'OMMA'
- AOL Offers Blog Service For Teens
- Rodale Taps Interevco To Sell Ads
- LookSmart Launches New Verticals
- Online Media Daily - Tuesday, March 29, 2005
- Acxiom Acquires Digital Impact
- Intelliseek Upgrades BlogPulse
- Job Meta Search Sites Multiply, But Are They Legal?
- Hitwise: Car Finance, Insurance Sites Draw Women
- United Online Buys PhotoSite For $10 Million
- ComScore: Current E-Commerce Numbers Continues To Outpace Previous Years'
- United Virtualities Launches HotRecorder For VoIP
- WebTrends Gains Independence From NetIQ
- IGN: Gamers Spend Over $700 a Year on Games
- Two-Minute Network Counts On Viewers' Attention Deficits
- Online Media Daily - Monday, March 28, 2005
- Bloggers Balk At Proposed FEC Rules
- mOne Worldwide Launches New Interactive Tool
- Universal Finds Blogger Universe Small, But Big Among Young Adults
- Report: One In Seven Affiliates Generates High Conversions
- Old Navy Kicks Off Viral Campaign
- Online Media Daily - Friday, March 25, 2005
- AOL Licenses 'Natasha' To Cartoon Network
- Yahoo! Announces $3 Billion Stock Buyback
- Study Concludes -- Surprise! -- Consumers Taking Control Of Media
- Grokster-Bundled Adware Hawks Movie
- Yahoo! Partners With Creative Commons
- Correction: Arena Media Based in NYC
- Yahoo! Challenges French Order In Federal Court
- Online Media Daily - Thursday, March 24, 2005
- Major Newspaper Pubs Acquire Majority of Topix.net
- Shea Stadium Scores Video Screens
- Delivery Agent Gets $5.5 Million VC Funds
- BlowSearch Offers Pay-Per-Click Tools
- Yahoo! To Offer Four Times More Free Mail Storage
- Keynote: Three Out Of Four Car Buyers Search Online
- Correction: ESPN To Use VHost Technology
- Cars.com Taps Tacoda
- Online Media Daily - Wednesday, March 23, 2005
- Coke Bows Online Sprite Campaign On MSN Music
- High Noon for Click Fraud
- imc² Beefs Up Pharma Hiring
- Schiavo Case Spurs 'Living Will' Searches, Keyword Buys
- RIAA Report Strikes A Positive Note
- Internet Poised To Surpass Newspapers For Shopping Info
- Yahoo! Revamps Desktop Search Beta
- Correction
- Google News Pulls Agence France Presse Stories
- MSN To Host NAACP 'Image' Awards
- ESPN Online Lets Fans Create March Madness Characters
- Online Media Daily - Tuesday, March 22, 2005
- Time Warner Settles With SEC
- ComScore: E-Commerce Up Year-Over-Year
- Time4Media Taps IndustryBrains
- 24/7 Hires Matt Kain
- AOL Latino Offers Online English Classes
- IAC Buys Ask Jeeves, Amplifies Search Competition
- Click
- Agence France-Presse Sues Google
- Microsoft To Join Online Market For Virtual Goods
- Counterclick
- Study: Wireless Spam Proliferates
- Yahoo! Acquires Photo-Sharing Business
- Online Media Daily - Monday, March 21, 2005
- AOL Debuts Travel Search Site
- DMA Absorbs AIM
- Hitwise: College Hoops Drives Web Traffic In March
- MSN Tests Shopping Search Engine
- Return Path: ISPs Wrongly Label Opt-In E-Mails 'Spam'
- Firefox Snags Market Share From MSN
- Report: IAC/InterActiveCorp To Buy Ask Jeeves
- NYT Completes About.com Acquisition
- Online Media Daily - Friday, March 18, 2005
- Love, Money, And Wardrobe Malfunctions Drive February Web Visits
- The Tail Wagging the Net
- Real Branding Taps KlipMart for Online Videos
- Financial Services Remains Biggest Online Ad Category
- Content Directions Introduces Dropdown Format
- BURST! Finds Robust Traffic To Health Sites
- Catalina Marketing Partners With comScore
- Sony To Hawk Portable PlayStation on Web
- NYTimes.com Hires Neil Chase From MarketWatch.com
