Archive for September, 2006
According to Jupiter Research, the average cost for a paid-search keyword rose from 39 cents in 2004 to 44 cents in 2005 and is expected to hit 58 cents by 2010. (These are industry averages; Jupiter does not break out Google from Yahoo and other search competitors.)
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Tags: Internet & Web, Search Wars|
Posted By: Ashkan Karbasfrooshan | Sep 29th
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ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Slate Magazine today announced a new video initiative on the award-winning site. “Slate video” will feature a wide range of original video projects, ranging from humorous analyses of campaign ads by Slate chief political correspondent John Dickerson to interviews by literary critic and long-time British television broadcaster Clive James […]
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BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 28 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ — osCommRes, developer of the first open source eCommerce system for businesses selling services announced today the release date for osCommRes 2.0 as October 10, 2006. osCommRes is poised to take advantage of the huge growth in eCommerce for businesses selling services. osCommRes 2.0 represents a new generation of […]
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Interesting seeing how both IGN and MySpace slipped through Sumner Redstone’s fingers and into Rupert Murdoch’s hands. Those deals took place in 2005. That same year, Viacom split from CBS Corp., since then, Viacom shares are down about 16%; News Corp. shares have risen 25% since the beginning of this year, with much of that […]
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In a note to clients, RBC Analyst Jordan Rohan said that he now believes MySpace’s worth as a company will increase tenfold to somewhere around $15 billion by 2009, given the value attributed recently to smaller social-networking sites, MySpace’s “massive” international appeal and its ability to inexpensively meet the surging demand for its features.
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RESTON, Va., Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ — comScore Media Metrix, the leader in digital media measurement, today released an enhancement to its U.S. Video Metrix service, with the inclusion of Flash video content as part of the monthly rankings for streaming video sites. Video Metrix is the first and only service to track actual online streaming […]
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Welcome Wallop to an already crowded space. Microsoft is now challenging Google in search, Apple in digital music and MySpace in social networking, but the difference in the latter is that it spun Wallop off as a stand alone company, with headquarters in San Francisco. Let’s see if the strategy pays off.
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The number of blog sites in China reached 34 million in August, a 30-fold increase from four years ago, state media said on Tuesday, despite a series of curbs on media and dissent.
China has more than 17 million people writing blogs (short for Web logs) and more than 75 million people reading them, Xinhua news […]
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