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Members of the Millennial generation, ages 18 to 30, remain more likely to access the Internet wirelessly with a laptop or mobile phone, but it appears the market geared toward … Read the whole story
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It's official: in 2010, the internet categorically surpassed newspapers in advertising revenue in the U.S., which means it's second only to television among ad … Read the whole story
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A beginning: my first official column at Online Spin, following on from three years as a Search Insider, with a couple of cameos over … Read the whole story
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Earlier this week, Google emailed thank-you cards out to advertisers. Each contained a "personalized" video that showed company names in a variety of BIG … Read the whole story
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One of the more controversial applications of new neurological scanning technologies has been a quest by marketers for the mythical "buy button" in our … Read the whole story
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New research from the Collaborative Alliance Set Top Box Think Tank reveals wide swings between Nielsen and STB ratings from Rentrak. Read the whole story
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by contact lens retailer 1-800-Contacts alleging that its trademark was infringed by competitor Lens.com's search ads. Lens.com … Read the whole story
Tribune Media Services on Thursday announced the acquisition of video search company CastTV. The acquisition is expected to improve TMS' entertainment metadata, which clients … Read the whole story
According to a study commissioned by Ask.com and conducted by Harris Interactive, two-thirds of consumers said they are more likely to ask timely questions … Read the whole story
Apple, Google, Microsoft and others may have to find another way to recruit for jobs if companies want to prevent media and analysts from … Read the whole story
Google added two notifications Friday to its search results for sites that appear to have been compromised by third parties, helping to keep tabs … Read the whole story
Google launched a contest this week with YouTube to give away one hundred 46-inch high-definition (HD) Sony Internet TVs powered by Google TV. Read the whole story
