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Baseball Demands Huge Web Broadcast FeesMajor League Baseball (MLB) pointed its bat to the bleachers, taunting media partners with its intent to knock...eBay Off Hook for Feedback RatingsA court let eBay continue to ignore annoying user requests to remove contentious items of customer feedback stored...Firebird, né Phoenix, né Mozilla, Now 'Firefox'The Mozilla Foundation, the scattered open source browser development effort, changed the name of its flagship browser yet...Reebok VP InterviewediMedia scored an interview with Reebok's VP of global marketing, the man responsible for memorable web promotions such...FindWhat Right on Espotting Accounting, Still PurchasesFindWhat.com planned on purchasing Espotting, a British search firm, but balked when it became unsure about the validity...Chart to Track Ringtones PopularityThe Mobile Entertainment Forum announced it will launch the first official ringtone chart, which will be compiled by...AOL to Sell Report on Its Own Email FailuresAOL, long the subject of email marketer tirades for perniciously dumping permission emails to its users, will now...MarketingProfs Adds Subscription LevelMarketingProfs introduced a premium content level today, offering seminars, additional newsletter content and access to a questions-and-answers community....UCLA Study: Internet Stealing 6 Viewing Hours a Week from TVOf the 12 hours per week the average user spends on the Internet, about half of that is...U.K. Lad Mag Sites Not Hot EnoughThere seems to be a lack of hotness quotient on the U.K lad magazine websites. That has to...Pointcast LivesNo, the Pointcast brand isn't making a return (yet), but many other companies are moving into the desktop... |