With a 9.9% share of the search market, Microsoft has “a very long way to go” to catch up with Google, Microsoft’s Yusuf Mehdi told a conference this week. But under a proposed deal to power Yahoo! search — provided it is approved by regulators as expected next year — the combined search engines...
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Microsoft exec: We’re still “outgunned” in search
SourceHorizon Expands Strategic Partnership With Cygnus Business Media
SourceHorizon, Inc., the parent company of SourceAuthority.com (www.sourceauthority.com), an emerging leader in the online marketplace sector for contract manufacturing, announced today that it is expanding its strategic partnership with Cygnus Business Media. To enhance its position in providing industrial news to the custom manufacturing sector, Cygnus will be distributing two new email newsletters containing...
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Sports Illustrated Readies Digital Version for Tablets
It’s developing a tricked-out digital version of itself designed for display on the tablet computers set to arrive next year. FULL ARTICLE
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Ninety Out in Latest Round of Ogilvy Cuts
Agency Is Being 'Cautious' in Response to Recession, Client Guidance
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Majority of E-Reader Owners Are Well Educated, Have Higher Incomes – emedia and Technology @ FolioMag.com
Also heavy Internet users, according to MRI. via Majority of E-Reader Owners Are Well Educated, Have Higher Incomes – emedia and Technology @ FolioMag.com.
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Workarounds for Common Open Source Bugs – CMS Insights FolioMag.com
Experts offer advice on modules and alternatives to combating common issues. via Workarounds for Common Open Source Bugs – CMS Insights FolioMag.com.
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U.K. Online
According to eMarketer, more than 39 million U.K. residents use the Internet in 2009. By 2013, nearly 44 million will be online — over 70% of the total U.K. population. In terms of household penetration, the 70% threshold was crossed in 2009, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Most U.K. Web users...
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Google to permit limits on free article views
Adding a new twist to the debate over free online content, Google Inc. will now allow publishers to set a five-per-day cap on the quantity of stories readers can view for free through the search engine. The Wall Street Journal (12/2)
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Yahoo! to discontinue Direct Media Exchange
As Yahoo! focuses on luring premium advertisers to its Right Media Exchange, it will end its Direct Market Exchange service, which focuses on small publishers, early next year. MediaPost Communications/Online Media Daily (12/1)
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Chalk Up Twitter’s Decline to Ghost Followers
Is Your Network a Global Ponzi Scheme of Madoff-ian Proportion?
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