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Amex Launches 5-Minute Seinfeld WebisodesIn one of the most refreshing examples of advertainment seen in a while, American Express launched a series...Search Still Stinks, but Innovation to Come"New Age tech thinker" Kevin Ryan points to upcoming search innovations spilling out from all sorts of companies....AOL to Auction Spammer's Porsche as TrophyAOL will let members bid on a Porsche it seized as part of a settlement against the man...MSN Bows First Messenger Video AdsThe DVD release of "Love Actually," a film starring Hugh Grant and Kiera Knightly, will be one of...Illegal Filesharing May Get CriminalizedA congressional panel is scheduled to act this afternoon on a bill that would criminalize some Internet file...'New Wave' of Ad Tech Not Very NewCNET reports that a "new wave" of ad technologies will soon swamp the industry, but the technologies are...Google Increases Search Share LeadGoogle's lead seems to be increasing, as it accounted for 41 percent of all search referrals, according to...IDC Revises DVR Adoption DownwardAdmitting to having been caught up in the hype with earlier predictions, IDC Senior Analyst Greg Ireland has...AOL Broadband to Run 'Everwood'A recent episode of the WB's "Everwood" will be made available for one week to AOL Broadband subscribers....Women Like Creative with HumorAn Oxygen Media and MediaCom study shows that women like ads with humor. More particularly, they were much...Local Net Ads Show Explosive Growth to $2.6 BillionLocal ad spending online grew by 29 percent, according to a Borrell Associates WebAudit study. The figure, including...WebSideStory Data Shows Google Has 'Clickers'When comparing stats, it's important to recognize the differences in source methodologies. The latest data from WebSideStory's StatMarket,...Judge Rules File Sharing Legal (But He's Canadian)A judge ruled that proffering copyright protected works on Internet file sharing systems does not constitute a copyright... |