In two separate reports from comScore and Nielsen, Google is shown to boast the most unique visitors of any Internet property in Asia Pacific

Trend Micro’s latest global survey finds that nearly a quarter of employees visit social networking sites while on their companies’ corporate networks.

The latest “Smartphone Intelligence” survey from Compete shows that local search, social networking and mobile gaming are all prominent activities on smart phones.

The location-based realm is an emerging, exciting place to be for marketers. However, there’s much work to be done and the way forward may be paved by text alerts and recommendations.

Is Facebook getting old? According to a recent survey from Roiworld, an online gaming site, the answer may be “kind of.”

According to the latest quarterly report from BuzzCity Mobile Internet Advertising Network, nearly 13 billion mobile banner ads were delivered on its network during the second quarter of 2010, marking a huge increase from the previous quarter.

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