August of this year will mark the four year anniversary of Google going public, in many ways the tipping point for Internet advertising as we know it today. Four years ago, what existed? Internet life focused around…

Pingdom, which monitors Web sites’ uptime, recently posted figures shedding some light on the state of Internet connections in Africa on its blog. Traffic and penetration were focused on.

Recent figures released by MessageLabs shows that spam (which turned 30 on May 3rd) was found in 1 of every 1.36 e-mails, or at a rate of 73.5% in April, a 0.3% decline from March.

Now there’s no excuse for giving Mom gas-station candy on Mother’s Day—at least, not if you have a Blackberry smartphone.

The ad network is dead. Long live the ad network. Depending on whom you ask, things are doing very well or not quite well enough. The same of course holds true for Internet advertising as a whole. On the one hand…

Having worked for more than a few years, here are two things that we can say about the Internet advertising industry. First, if you work in the space, you will meet an incredible number of truly smart people. Second, if you…

The latest numbers released by Click Forensics, a traffic quality management company, indicate that while click fraud during the first quarter of 2008 is down compared to the fourth quarter of 2007, it is up compared to the same quarter last year.

According to recent figures released by Nielsen Online, presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama has a healthy lead in the battle taking place in the realm of online video.

While online banking continues to become more prevalent, the general perception seems to be mixed. This stems from the fear of having critical information hijacked online, and the subsequent potential for unauthorized withdrawals from bank accounts.

Among Yahoo!’s many products and services, Yahoo! Answers is undoubtedly one of its best, and users around the globe seem to be riding the wave.