|
|
|
Home »
Archives »
February 7th, 2005
« Previous Entries ·
Ask Jeeves to Buy BloglinesSearch engine Ask Jeeves will announce today or tomorrow that it acquired blog aggregation service Bloglines, according to...States Persist on Net Sales Taxes, This Time a Voluntary SortRecognizing they don't have the right to tax interstate commerce, 40 states are trying a different angle; they're...Amazon, Wal-Mart Catching up to eBay in VisitorseBay remains atop the list of sites attracting the most online shoppers, but Amazon cut the lead almost...Spam Blacklists Rendered UselessOne of the major pillars of anti-spam filtering, the blacklist, is rapidly losing effectiveness, according to ZDNet. In...OPA Insists on Explicit Legal Exemption for CookiesThe Online Publishers Association (OPA) submitted comments to congressional hearings suggesting that the onrushing anti-spyware "Bono Bill" make...Programmers Fuzzing Out Brands to Protect Product Placement InventoryThe hotting up medium of promotional product placements continues to become more popular, but also can't avoid the...Another French Firm Wins Google Trademark SuitGoogle lost yet another French trademark case late last week, according to CNET. Google and its French subsidiary...AOL Posts Nice Ad Gains but Hemorrhages SubscribersThe good news is that AOL reported it grew its non-search advertising business to $313 million, a 53...Anti-Spyware Firm Wins $108 Million in VC FundsAnti-spyware firm Webroot won $108 million in VC financing. Deals of that size are unusual and typically signify...Mitsubishi Pins Rally Car Hopes OnlineMitsubishi, the automaker that has most embraced online marketing, continued its internet reliance, pinning the hopes of a...Superbowl Prices Offered Diminishing Value over YearsReaders wishing to plumb the depths and heights of marketer gullibility and ego can visit AdAge's chart of... |