Digital
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Digital
Newegg Speaks Geek
THOSE OF US WHO SEND up a flare for the help desk when our computers develop hiccups may never have heard of Newegg.com. But it’s a fast-rising retail
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Digital
MSN Q1 Ad Revenue Fails to Pace Google, Yahoo!
Microsoft committed itself almost three years ago to catching up to Google and Yahoo! in search. But the company
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Digital
Ask Re-Tools, Re-Brands and Re-Staffs
Last year, Ask Jeeves was so marginal to the search industry that it couldn
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AOL Takes the Web on a Road Trip
It seems inevitable that users will some day access and search the Web over their mobile phones. But a whole raft of technological hurdles remain to be overcome before customers will start surfing
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Digital
Click Fraud Rates Near 14%: Study
Click fraud levels reached 13.7%, according to a study from the Click Fraud Network, a pay-per-click fraud detection service.
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Digital
Google Q1 Revenue Up, Click Fraud Settlement Approved
Google Inc.’s first quarter 2006 revenue was $2.25 billion, up from first-quarter 2005 revenue of $1.26 billion. The Mountain View, CA-based online services firm’s net income jumped from $369.2 million to $592.3 million during the same period. The quarter ended March 31.
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Digital
Find It Knows Navigates Local Mobile Search
With all the talk about the magical things users will be able to do with their mobile phones, from watching TV to surfing the Web, developers may have lost sight of the thing most people are likely to want their handsets to do most often: help them find their way to goods and services they need when they’re out of the house.
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Digital
Shopping-Engine Feed Standardization Gets Cooking
Earlier this year SearchLine wrote about an effort among a group of online retailers, e-commerce firms and Internet shopping engines to standardize procedures for submitting data feeds of products to online shopping engines and marketing around SKUs. Here’s an update on the progress of that effort.
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Data Driven ROI
Search Engine Measurement and Brand Advertising
Measurability has made search engine marketing. In large part, its success as an online medium was built on two factors: One, everybody searches the Internet, and more and more they’re doing it before making a purchase. But what does that mean to brand advertisers?