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  • Olympics Fever Hits the Web

    With the 2008 Olympics finally happening in Beijing, China, it’s prime time for Olympics-related Web sites.

  • Mobile Phones Defy Economic Gravity

    Yes, the U.S. economy has been in the dumps lately, but that seems to have absolutely nothing to dampen the mobile phone market.

  • Google Owns the U.K.

    In June, Google cracked the 3/4 mark in the U.K. search market by handling 75.3% of all queries conducted in the European country.

  • Where does my company go from here? Part 3 of 4

    If you have an accountant in your company, the conversation about spending money to go to a trade show might go something like this: the sales department needs to go the XYZ trade show in any town, USA and the bill is going to be around $20,000.

  • Affiliate Summits

    This past week, two different types of gatherings took place for those in the affiliate / performance marketing world, one small, the other large, one in the middle of the country and the other in the city that founded the…

  • The Return of Click Arbitrage… Sort of

    Two weeks ago we did a series about the two face of quality score, with the focus being two of the seemingly motivating factors behind Google’s now infamous metric. The first is strategic and long term – building a…

  • T-Mobile Signs on to Nokia’s Spike Lee Social Film

    T-Mobile has signed on as the top sponsor for Nokia Productions, the consumer-generated promotion that will build a short film out of video and audio footage from the mobile phones of everyday people.

  • E-Mail Suffering Because of Social Networking, Text Messaging

    It comes as no surprise that e-mail marketing has been suffering because of the increasing popularity of online social networks and text messaging.

  • Linux Will Overtake Windows in Mobile Realm

    ABI Research recently predicted that Mobile Linux will outdo Microsoft Windows Mobile in the mobile Internet device (MID) market by 2013.

  • Internet Censorship in China Still On; Solutions Available

    Last week, the International Olympic Committee caved into China’s backtracking on the issue of online censorship for foreign journalists during the summer Olympics.