While nine out of 10 Americans have cell phones - a huge increase from just four years ago - many express a desire to take part in m-commerce, browse the Web and access e-mail by way of their mobile phones, according to the National Retail Federation.
According to a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute and sponsored by ProtectMyID.com, the vast majority of social media users express concern about their privacy, but many neglect to take simple steps toward protecting themselves online.
For the four weeks ending Saturday, June 19, 2010, FIFA.com received the vast majority of traffic for the search term "world cup," according to Experian Hitwise.
Mobile commerce is on the up-and-up but that doesn't mean that it has a smooth, paved path to widespread adoption. There are serious wrinkles that need ironing, according to Retrevo and a CBSNews.com article on M-commerce.
Sometimes the world seems fairly straightforward. Coke. Diet Coke. One has calories. One doesn't. Simple. Easy to understand. So what about Coke Zero? Tastes like Coke. Has the calories...
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While nearly all of the top websites in the U.S. saw fewer time spent on their pages in May, Facebook still managed to keep its users looking at its Web pages for more than six hours, according to Nielsen.
Though only 7 percent of brand word-of-mouth conversations happen online, many people point to the Internet as a significant WOM influencer, according to a study from Yahoo! and Keller Fay Group.
Yahoo! and Microsoft displayed robust growth in the search market in May, but both may have gained through somewhat misleading innovation, according to comScore.
If you read last week's article, you were introduced to two very different startups in the performance marketing space. We nicknamed them brawn versus brains. The former didn't have the fancy...
