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Top News: Who owns the social graph? | Motorola Droid 3 debuts | Smartphone privacy | WaPo jobs section gets hacked
Social Media:
Analysis: Facebook video calling versus Google+ Hangouts.
Who owns your social graph — you or Facebook?
Over 500,000 businesses are [...]
Posted: Thursday, July 7th 2011
Top News: LinkedIn, Facebook IPOs | Apple near cloud music deals | Apple tells Senate it does not track locations | Kindle books outsell print versions |
Business Strategies:
What LinkedIn means for Facebook IPO.
Exclusive: Apple near cloud-music deals.
Search:
Google launches Inside Search [...]
Posted: Friday, May 20th 2011
Industry Buzz & News: 5/04/10
Search:
Google invests in firm that tries to predict the future.
Ad Technologies:
Consolidation predicted for ad technology sector in 2010.
Social Media:
Twitter set to [...]
Posted: Tuesday, May 4th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 02/16/10
Ad Platforms:
Former Havas digital chief wants to simpli.fi ad targeting of online searchers.
Online video gets an ad exchange.
Search:
Google maint [...]
Posted: Tuesday, February 16th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 02/12/10
Ad Formats & Technologies:
Facebook releases beta version of ad conversion tracking.
Yahoo display strategy turns to OPA ad formats in effort to drive premium prices.
Scotttrade [...]
Posted: Friday, February 12th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 02/08/10
Industry:
Google's display ads should top $1 billion.
Mobclix strikes deal to enhance targeting on smartphones.
Campaigns:
Google scores with Paris Super Bowl ad. [...]
Posted: Monday, February 8th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 01/28/10
Mobile Computing:
Mobile ads get a makeover.
What the iPad means for online advertising.
iPad blurs line between devices.
Apple's Tabl [...]
Posted: Thursday, January 28th 2010
Is the AdMob-Google Deal at Risk?
Google's $750 million proposal to acquire the mobile ad network AdMob is coming up against objections from both privacy advocates and the US government. Last week, the Federal Trade Commission told Google it was making a second inquiry into the deal, according to a Google blog post. Putting on its game face, Go [...]
Posted: Wednesday, December 30th 2009
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 12/18/09
Campaign:
Injecting advertisers into the market for virtual currency.
Ford readies single global push for 2011 focus.
Email Marketing:
SF Chronicle sends holiday retail e-mail, skips content entirely.
Web 2.0:
[...]
Posted: Friday, December 18th 2009
Twitter and Facebook Targeted in Web Attack
Denial-of-service attacks hit popular social networking sites Twitter, LiveJournal and Facebook on Thursday, which resulted in Twitter being down for at least two hours. For its part, Facebook reported intermittent issues, yet was able to maintain service. Google also [...]
Posted: Friday, August 7th 2009
YHOO Avails Interest Ad Opt-Outs to Mobile Web Users
Yahoo is extending opt-out options for its interest-based ads to users of its mobile web services.
Opt-out capabilities will be available to all users of Yahoo's mobile web offering, regardless of mobile type (iPhone, Blackberry, etc).
"The mobile privacy policy is easily accessible from all of Yahoo!’s mobile services," wrote Policy Director Deepty Rohatgi in Yahoo's Policy [...]
Posted: Monday, July 20th 2009
Amazon UK Says No to Phorm's Behavioral Ad Probe
In a symbolic stance against its business model, Amazon has stated it will not permit behavioral ad firm Phorm to scan its webpages for targeted ads.
UK-based Phorm works directly with ISPs to build profiles of user interests, based on their overall web surfing behavior, and serve relevant ads to them across participating websites.
The company suffered hard times last year after a series of [...]
Posted: Wednesday, April 15th 2009
Facebook Complexity Baffles Older Users
Facebook, which likes to pride itself on the fact that more than half of its users are between 30-55 years old, appears to to alienating this very age group, many of whom use the 'net mainly for emailing and sending forwards (e.g., jokes, pictures).
With an active audience of 200-300 million users, Facebook has definitely become a household item. And the fastest growing demographic is t [...]
Posted: Wednesday, April 8th 2009
Google, CVS Provide Online Access to Prescription Drug History
Google yesterday announced it is partnering up with CVS Pharmacy, one of the largest pharmacy chains in the US, to provide patients with online access to their prescription drug history through Google Health accounts.
Google Health allows users to import their medical records from over a dozen pharmacies, medical centers, and health insurance providers, which means they can review their records and stay updated on their health status.
As part of the new service, more than 100 mi [...]
Posted: Tuesday, April 7th 2009
Google Toys with Behavioral Advertising, Keeps Users Apprised
Today Google will unveil revised privacy measures that give users more control over behavioral targeting.
When Google serves banner ads on publishers' sites, ads will feature links that explain how and why they were served. Clicking through will lead to information about its behavioral advertising program -- which terraces consumers based on interests in goods or services, reports MediaPost.
The pro [...]
Posted: Wednesday, March 11th 2009
Facebook's Zuckerberg Responds to TOS Freakout
CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote a blog post late yesterday, responding to user concerns about a recent update to Facebook's Terms of Use (casually labeled "TOS" for "terms of service").
The TOS, changed on February 4, stipulates that Facebook owns all content uploaded onto the site, including material posted by users that shut [...]
Posted: Tuesday, February 17th 2009
Revised TOS Gives Facebook Perpetual Rights to User Content
This month Facebook revised its Terms of Use, a document it is legally permitted to update at any time without informing users. Users demonstrate tacit acceptance of the Terms by continuous use of the site.
The revision grants Facebook complete, perpetual ownership of content up [...]
Posted: Monday, February 16th 2009
SocNets Sign Pact to Protect European Youth
Social networking sites operating in Europe signed a pact on Tuesday, dedicated to tackling the problem of "cyberbullying" and protect the privacy of underage users, reports The Globe and Mail.
Hoping to make the internet safer for children, the European Commission (EC) announced that some 17 social networking sites -- including Facebook [...]
Posted: Wednesday, February 11th 2009
China Knuckles Down Harder on 'Vulgar' Web Content
China expanded its crackdown on "vulgar" online content to 14 additional sites, including Microsoft's MSN, reports Reuters.
The ruling Communist Party also accused Google of doing an insufficient job of policing its own search results.
Google took significant flak from American users when in 2006 it [...]
Posted: Monday, January 12th 2009
Japan to Purge Google Street View from Its Cities
Japanese lawyers and professors have banded together to ask Google to stop providing street-level images of the country's cities online.
Google Street View lets Google Maps users zoom directly to the ground floor of certain cities, providing a photographic view of the area from the perspective of a pedestrian or driver. 12 Japanese cities have been profiled this way, as well as 50 US cities and certain parts of Europe, [...]
Posted: Monday, December 22nd 2008