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Facebook Safety and Security Tools expand: Is it enough?
Facebook introduced new safety features this week. However, Facebook didn’t go as far as some would have liked. Many Internet security and safety advocates have
Google Fiber, Lucky Tweets, iFlakes and Zucker-O's: Image of the Week
What if Google Fiber Optics and Twitter links and hash tags were cereal brands instead of Internet technology and social media company. Mashable illustrates this
Beautiful Sparks!
Could oranges be the future power generation we need to light the night with colorful billboards? Probably not! Because while the smell of sweet and
The Current State: Social Networks
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Faster site can mean more revenue
A website with a faster load speed could mean more money. Users want instant gratification, and if it takes your site more than 5 seconds
Twitter to Launch Brand Pages?
Imitation is often the sincerest form of flattery or the best way to compete. Twitter is considering introducing pages for brands just like Facebook, according
Fantastic Google Solutions
Google can now interpret a users motions to help them write an email. Check out the video below for an indepth look at Gmail Motion,
Print ad revenues continue to fall for Magazines and Newspapers
In 2010, Magazines racked u-p an estimated $14.7 billion in ad revenue, down 5 percent from $15.5 billion in 2009, according to eMarketer. Another 5.6
Vevo.com to take over Myspace?
Long eclipsed by the growth of Facebook, Myspace may yet still emerge as a prominent social media website – At least when it comes to
Yahoo!'s share of the search ad market predicted to fall to 8.1 percent in 2011.
As Google and Microsoft’s share of the search advertising market continue to rise, Yahoo!’s share is expected to fall from 10.4 percent in 2010 to
At THAT! Company there's often a surprise around every corner.
At THAT! Company there’s often a surprise around every corner. On Wednesday, THAT! Company employees were surprised with surprise. There will be a surprise teambuildng
Twitter celebrates 5th Birthday by launching new website and video.
Twitter celebrates 5th Birthday by launching new website and video. Disover.twitter.com is a website that features 16 different users from a the entertainment, political
Is Groupon going public?
How much is Groupon worth? Bloomberg is reporting the daily deals website has entered into talks with bankers to consider an Initial Public Offering (IPO)
The Social Search Alliance
How companies market themselves on social media, what people say about those companies on social media and what people find through search is influencing purchasing
Don't Forget the Long Tail
Ignoring long-tail websites as an option for your online ad campaign could be a mistake, according to a study conducted by CONTEXTWEB, a contextual targeting
Boosting Cell Phone Battery Life with Nanotube Wiring
Three bits of nanotube memory. The middle bit is “off” while, the other two are “on.” There’s nothing more annoying than when you are running
Google users can now block sites from search results
Google is taking things a step further to rid search results of unwanted domains. First they retooled their algorithm to penalize content farms like EHow
The War Against Spam
Waitress: Well, there’s spam egg sausage and spam,that’s not got much spam in it. Wife: I don’t want ANY spam! Man: Why can’t she have
Skype Pursues Ad Revenue
Skype announced it’s rolling out ads this week for Groupon, Universal Pictures and Visa. The ads are a potential untapped revenue stream for the free
Display Ad Domination: Social Vs. Search
Yahoo! dominated display ad revenues in 2009 and 2010. However, Google and Facebook have been chipping away at Yahoo!’s market share in the display ad
Sites Lose Big After Google Changes Algorithm
There was bound to be some big losers after Google revamped its Algorithm to stop low-quality content from infiltrating it’s top search results. Content Farms,
Skinvertisements: advertising on the go
Ad Ageny DDB Auckland may be on to something. Literally! Park benches with installed word blocks press logos and slogans into people’s skin when they
