RichRelevance recently released its new Online Consumer Report, which analyzed more than 200 million shopping sessions to take a glimpse at how Americans are browsing and shopping online. Among the findings is that shoppers behave quite differently depending on how they get to a retail…

According to Smaato’s Q2 2011 metrics, fill rates worldwide and in the U.S. dropped in the second quarter of 2011, while Windows leads the pack of mobile operating systems (OS) in terms of click-through rate.

Chadwick Martin Baily, CMB Consumer Pulse and Constant Contact offered up a neat presentation titled “10 Quick Facts You Should Know About Consumer Behavior on Facebook.” Among the findings is that more than half of fans say they’re more likely to buy a product after becoming a fan of a brand.

The digital space moves so fast, that a notion of a set release schedule has become a foreign concept. It’s not like cars where you have not only different models, but each model has a model year. This suite of products offers the manufacturers a great…

Strategic alliance with top IP law firm designed to increase value of NeoMedia’s patent portfolio.

Last week we found ourselves comparing two unlikely companies, Yahoo and Groupon, not so much for any inherent similarities, so much as timing brought them together in the news. Yahoo fired it’s chief executive and finds itself potentially…

A handful of people reading might be heading not to the upcoming daily deal conference in San Francisco next week but to Moscow for the Internet Dating Conference. There are probably a bunch of jokes ready made about a dating…

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According to Millennial Media’s S.M.A.R.T. Report for July, “application download,” “enroll/join/subscribe” and “watch video” were the top mobile post-click campaign actions. For the travel ad vertical, “application download” was far and away the most popular post-click action.

According to the latest figures from Experian Hitwise, Bing-powered search got the better of Google in August. Meanwhile, “facebook” remained the top overall search term for the four weeks ending Sept. 3.