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Internet is Better than Sex
A recent survey conducted by Harris Interactive and Intel found that 65 percent of U.S. adults don’t think they could live without the Internet.
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Mahalo Answers Ups the Ante
Mahalo, the human-powered search engine, unveiled its human- and incentive-powered Mahalo Answers this week, which highlights the importance of questions and answers on the Internet and shows how far the model is from being finished.
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Xbox 360 Gets a Lot of Buzz
According to the latest figures released by Nielsen Online, the Xbox 360 is getting a lot of online buzz this holiday season.
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Google Jumps The Shark
In writing our review of the current state and future potential of Facebook’s self-service advertising platform, we found ourselves incredibly bullish on its potential, not the least of which stems from all of the various levers…
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Undervalued Facebook
A recent article in the NYTimes talks about how Procter & Gamble has been “dipping its big toes into the vast pool of Facebook, now the world’s largest social network.” Who wouldn’t want a piece of P&G’s ad spend, as…
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Garfield Enters the MiniEgo Virtual World
Garfield the cat has entered the virtual world, lending his likeness and stuff to the flock of MiniEgo users.
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NBA, Turner to Screen All-Stars in 3D HD
The National Basketball Association and cable partner Turner Sports will broadcast TNT’s coverage of the NBA All-Star Saturday Night contests in a live 3D high-definition format in 80 digitally equipped theaters around the country.
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We’re Saved…Sort of
Mortgage marketers, long a staple of the Internet advertising landscape, have in the past year had a much more subdued presence online, especially display. As an inescapable piece of text link advertising on…
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Diversify Today
The old saying: “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket” may be a clich but has withstood the test of time for good reason. Risk management techniques of diversification are an important strategy for savvy business people to implement in any industry.
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US Web Users Are Confident
Americans have always carried themselves with a particular dignity – one that sometimes errs on the side of arrogance.
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