Marketers are finding success with efforts that mix marketing and entertainment, according to U.S. News and World Report....
As video becomes more and more a part of the average online experience, the channels through which video...
As marketers scramble to dive into the mobile marketing arena, many are finding the sledding to be a...
A new site seeks to bring the same community sharing and rating features to videogames that YouTube brings...
Recently launched iliketotallyloveit.com, still in beta, is a community-based website for product recommendations, writes Springwise.
Members submit short reviews of...
Alloy Media and Marketing has signed exclusive integrated ad deals with social-media startups, including avatar design firm Meez,...
Motion-capture technology, long a tool used by movie makers and others, has begun being used by advertisers, according...
By 2011, 89.9 million U.S. households will have broadband internet access, or 69.3 percent of what will be...
Microsoft's video-sharing site Soapbox won't accept new users for the next two months as it works on beefing...
Ad agency parent WPP Group has acquired a 6.8 percent stake in content-financing and creation company Media Rights...
Winamp Remote, AOL's media player that allows users to stream their music collection onto any PC, is going...
A company that sends out printable coupons on CD is expanding its mailings to the entire country after...
Media staple TV Guide will soon launch its own search engine that will guide people to online video...
With its programming appearing on several platforms, NBC wants to provide advertisers with numbers of a show's total...
Travelocity's Roaming Gnome mascot has established a profile on MySpace and will actively participate in the MySpace community,...
After compiling and comparing several research firms' reports on search engine popularity, Search Engine Land reports that Google's...
IDG's InfoWorld, an online innovator, has announced that it will end its print run, shifting its focus to online...
General Motors, E-surance and Royal Caribbean, are among the first advertisers to line-up for the yet-to-be-named "YouTube killer"...
