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The Week in Review: Headlines from the week.

Yes, Facebook is getting a new black eye every day thanks to some kind of privacy blunder, but it hasn’t changed the fact that it’s still the most dominant social networking site

This will be a good year for online ad spending, according to eMarketer, which expects 11 percent growth this year. Video will see the biggest growth of all formats, according to the company.

Click fraud on cost-per-click (CPC) sites has risen steadily each quarter for the past year, according to Click Forensics’ latest Click Fraud Index.

According to the latest figures from comScore, retail e-commerce sales in the U.S. grew 10 percent in the first quarter of 2010 from the same period last year, thanks mostly to upper-income consumers.

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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.