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According to The Nielsen Company, Google maintained a healthy lead in the U.S. search market in April, but Microsoft showed that it still has plenty of legs – no thanks to Bing.

Mobile ad budgets are growing by significant amounts, according to a recent study conducted by MediaPost’s Center for Media Research, in conjunction with InsightExpress.

According to comScore’s recent “State of Online Banking Report,” customer service for online banking is getting a lot more attention in 2010 than it was last year.

RevenueStreet.com a division of TheMediaCrew.com an Inc500 company has announced that it was ranked a Top 20 Performance Marketing Network by mThink/Revenue Performance.

Week in Review. Headlines for the week. Get Daily headlines from our facebook fan page (digital moses)

If you were to read the “Tough Questions” article also published this week, you could get the distinct impression that the sky is falling on certain parts of performance-based advertising. It’s not quite…

According to Pingdom, Twitter handled 1.76 billion tweets in April, which reflects a 46.7 percent rise from 1.2 billion tweets in January. “Twitter is growing like crazy,” according to the company, and if it keeps things up, Twitter better hope its servers are ready.

According to The NPD Group, Google’s Android mobile operating system overtook Apple’s iPhone OS in the first quarter of 2010.

Being able to engage users who see your display ads is obviously a good thing.