Safety for young users of MySpace has always been a concern for parents and safety experts, but the issue was thrusted even further into the limelight when the mother of a Texas teenager, who claims she was raped by a man she met…

There’s a new top-level domain in town, and its name is Dotmobi. The name is a moniker for mLTD, which stands for mobile Top Level Domain, Ltd. It was appointed to be the authorized worldwide registry for the .mobi domain by the…

The Coca-Cola jingle is one of television’s classics: “I’d like to teach the world to sing, in perfect harmony…” Through the years its message of togetherness hasn’t lost an iota of relevance. The songwriters were alluding to elements of…

In The Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell writes, “There is a concept in cognitive psychology called the channel capacity, which refers to the amount of space in our brain for certain kinds of information.” Channel capacity helps explain why…

Exitcution is all about how a company handles grow. Exitcution deals with not just how companies handle growth but whether they will continue to grow. It’s part strategy and a big part execution. With respect to those in the Internet…

New York, NY – June 2006 – AdValiant, Inc, a leader in online interactive media, advertising and technology, today announced that Mr. Joseph Matheny has joined as its Chief Technology Officer to oversee all technology…

Victoria, BC, June 28, 2006: Neverblue Media Incorporated, a premier online marketing company, announced today the addition of Jason Scriven to its team of talented professionals. Scriven will lead Neverblue Media’s sales and…

Quantum Loyalty Systems is out with a new consumer loyalty program that lets movie fans print tickets to their favorite flicks from the comforts of home.

The Society of Incentive & Travel Executives (SITE) and its research arm, the SITE Foundation, plan to meet in July to discuss the future of their joint relationship. The meeting was called after the foundation planned a re-launch without the board’s approval.

According to a “Spam Personality” survey conducted in May by Reflexion Network Solutions, a typical employee spends up to an hour per day deleting spam e-mails. This translates into about 12.5% of lost work time for someone…