Here’s what we learned in Part 1, and we’ll start with the bad news. If the past twelve years have taught us anything, the rockiness we have experienced this year might only be the beginning

AOL seems to be finding success in launching sites that do not have the letters “AOL” in their names.

Stengel, 53, who had filled the top marketing post since Aug. 2001, will work on special projects and help with the transition starting Aug. 1 and continue to report to Robert A. McDonald, chief operating officer.

Red Roof Inn is playing a new tune to appeal to country music fans under a fresh campaign with television network Great American Country.

While newspapers are suffering in the paper world, there are a few success stories online. The Wall Street Journal might be the latest.

Well, Slide’s Top Friends application is back up on Facebook, but it seems that another app is now feeling similar pressure from the social network.

Hitwise recently released a report listing the different search terms that lead users to each of the presumptive presidential candidates.

Firefox users are safer than Internet Explorer users, according to a report released by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Google, and IBM

Many e-mail marketers will remember a time not so long ago, when one could do very minimal work and reap huge rewards

Last year Google generated $18.12 billion in revenue while its chief pay per click rival Yahoo added $7.12 billion in revenue to its balance sheet.