According to three separate companies, Google sat atop the U.S. search engine heap in December.

MBmobile, LLC, an industry leading mobile entertainment firm today announced new relationships with two companies (Playlist.com and TRUSTe) that further the company’s overall growth and customer support initiatives.

Do I really need a bed made of a material recognized by NASA? Will I really sleep that much better on a mattress on which I can place a glass of red wine and not have spill if I jump on another side? Maybe, but there is a good…

When the FTC updated its guidelines for advertisers using testimonials and endorsements, it may have felt as though the FTC set out to hurt the performance marketing space. In reality, though, they began the process…

Consumers in the U.S. are utilizing more advanced technologies now than they were two years ago, but they may be lagging behind their counterparts in emerging markets.

According to a recent survey conducted by CareerBuilder.co.uk, 53 percent of employers in the U.K. are using social networking sites to screen potential employees.

As the Olympic Winter Games get underway this month in Vancouver, Canada, 10 kids who participated in a McDonald’s essay contest will be headed there to enjoy four days of the events

Aliso Viejo, CA – Following a terrific year of growth in 2009, Traffic Engine is proud to announce the launch of their new TrafficEngine.com domain. The site will include all of the services from the former .net domain, along with many upgrades and improvements designed to simplify traffic services for clients.

The Qwik Media Affiliate Network is pleased to announce the introduction of two new programs that will enable affiliates to increase their monthly income. Starting this month, Qwik Media affiliates can enjoy the perks of both the Qwik Media Affiliate Referral Program and the Qwik Cash Back Program.

Celebrities are great spam bait, McAfee notes in its “January 2010 Spam Report.” Though they’re “often treated in a less than dignified manner,” the company decided to take a simple look at the top male and female celebrities who appeared in spam subject lines in 2009.