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Yahoo Squeaks Past Estimates; Announces More Layoffs By Larry Barrett | Article Published January 25, 2011 The wobbling Internet search and advertising company managed to squeeze past analysts' estimates in the fourth quarter. Tags: Yahoo search, advertising, Google, earnings, search Schmidt out as Google CEO, Q4 Profit Soars By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published January 20, 2011 Search giant reports solid growth in revenues and profits, while announcing a major shake-up of its top executives, with co-founder Larry Page to replace Eric Schmidt as CEO. Tags: Google, advertising, earnings, search, display ads Internet Explorer 9 to Offer Greater Privacy By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published December 09, 2010 The forthcoming browser will allow surfers to prevent advertisers from collecting their profile information. Tags: Internet Explorer, security, IE9, advertising, privacy Yahoo Beats Profit Estimates By David Needle | Article Published October 19, 2010 Solid growth in display advertising, but Yahoo's third quarter results fall short of revenue estimates. Tags: Yahoo search, earnings, Yahoo, online advertising, advertising Google 3Q Profit Soars 32%, Offers Rare Revenue Breakdown By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published October 14, 2010 Search giant posts healthy profits that beat analysts, while disclosing some rare financials about display, mobile and YouTube. Tags: advertising, YouTube, Google, earnings Yahoo Q2 Profits Soar on Web Ads, but Sales Fall Short By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published July 20, 2010 Web pioneer reports 53 percent surge in profits, but shares take a hit as overall sales miss Wall Street expectations. Tags: advertising, display ads, Yahoo, Yahoo search, earnings Google Q2 Profit Misses Wall Street Expectations By David Needle | Article Published July 15, 2010 Revenues and profits are way up for the second quarter over the search giant's results from a year ago, but Google's balance sheet leaves analysts wanting more. Tags: earnings, Google, search, advertising, AdSense Yahoo's Q1 Profit Soars in Sign of Web Ad Rebound By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published April 20, 2010 Web pioneer reports strong profits in first quarter as ad spending returns and it begins to move ahead with its search and advertising deal with Microsoft. Tags: earnings, Yahoo, Microsoft, Yahoo search, advertising Strong Google Earnings Point to Online Ad Revival By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published April 15, 2010 Search giant tops analysts' expectations for first-quarter earnings as ad spending begins to recover. Tags: advertising, online advertising, economy, earnings, Google Microsoft and Yahoo's Search Deal Gets Green Light By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published February 18, 2010 After two years of haggling, Microsoft and Yahoo say they are finally ready to commence a new search arrangement that aims to unseat search giant Google. But will the new model really create a serious competitor to Google? Tags: advertising, Yahoo search, Bing, Google, Microsoft Apple to Unveil Tablet in March 2010? By - Reuters | Article Published December 10, 2009 Apple could sells 1 million to 1.5 million tablets each quarter at an average price of $1,000, a veteran Apple analyst speculates. Tags: Apple, iPhone, advertising, tablet, partners Augmented Reality Apps Envision Big Bucks By Michelle Megna | Article Published October 26, 2009 A recent report suggests that the potential for augmented reality apps to deliver eyeballs could produce major advertising revenue. Tags: virtual, iPhone, smartphones, advertising, video Microsoft Launches Lawsuit Against 'Malvertisers' By - Reuters | Article Published September 18, 2009 Harmful online advertisers are now a legal target of the software giant. Tags: media, Microsoft, software, advertising Twitter Okays Advertising By - Reuters | Article Published September 11, 2009 Twitter has expanded its terms of service to allow advertisers access to its 45 million monthly users. Tags: advertising, social networking, networking, services Facebook To Give Users More Privacy Control By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published August 28, 2009 Facebook is bowing to pressure from Canadian regulators and providing users with more options and control over how their personal information gets shared. Tags: privacy, advertising, developer, Facebook, policy TechCrunch Reveals Twitter Confidential Info By - Reuters | Article Published July 16, 2009 The sensitive documents include financial projections. Twitter may take legal action. Tags: search, Google, Twitter, security, advertising The Good and Evil of Proxy Servers By David Strom | Article Published June 18, 2009 This Web technology plays a role in everything from Iran's recent election to a Microsoft lawsuit against alleged purveyors of advertising click fraud. Tags: advertising, server, Microsoft, open source, security Google Debuts Free Music Downloads in China By - Reuters | Article Published March 30, 2009 Google debuted a free and legal music download service in China, a market that has more than its share of piracy issues. Tags: Google, downloads, music, advertising, search How Social Media Can Save TV News By Mike Elgan | Article Published February 12, 2009 Don't expect me to watch television. I'll be getting the real news on Twitter. Tags: advertising, Google, social media, video Media Companies Have Only Themselves to Blame By Mike Elgan | Article Published December 11, 2008 Instead of embracing Web-based distribution, old media artificially propped up the unscalable and inefficient model of shipping content on sheets of dead tree pulp. Tags: Amazon, software, advertising, economy, media Spam, Free Speech and the Founding Fathers By Ray Everett-Church | Article Published October 20, 2008 A recent ruling by the Virginia Supreme Court, which threw out a spammer’s conviction, reveals deep confusion about technology. Tags: advertising, YouTube, Facebook, e-Mail, MySpace A VC Talks About Tech in the Age of Gloom By James Maguire | Article Published October 14, 2008 A venture capitalist reveals what sector remains hot even in this pessimistic period and describes the lessons tech firms have learned over the last boom and bust cycle. Tags: advertising, open source, software, SAP, cloud computing Now There's A Marketable Skill By Chris Nerney | Article Published September 29, 2008 Now There's A Marketable Skill Tags: mobile, advertising, text messaging, cell phones, sms Who's to Blame for Bill O'Reilly Hack? By Andy Patrizio | Article Published September 24, 2008 Other than the hackers, it looks like no one, unless it can be proven the hosting provider for the popular radio and TV personality was negligent. Tags: security, InternetNews.com, services, e-Mail, advertising Why Online Product Placement Is a Good Thing By Mike Elgan | Article Published September 17, 2008 Product placement will drive development of ever more sophisticated online content, which will further peel eyeballs away from TV screens. Tags: networking, advertising, social networking, Google, video How To Get Your Email Past Clients' Spam Filter By Ray Everett-Church | Article Published August 19, 2008 Achieving “deliverability,” otherwise known as getting email delivered to a user’s inbox in a timely and fully-functional fashion, is both an art and a science. Tags: advertising, malware, privacy, marketing, Amazon Facebook Tops MySpace as Social Sites Globalize By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published August 18, 2008 New comScore analysis highlights worldwide growth of social sites -- and signals the major U.S. players' increasingly international flavor. Tags: social networking, advertising, MySpace, Facebook, networking Is Microsoft Getting Stung by Slow Vista Sales? By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published April 26, 2008 Lower sales of Windows hurt the software giant's bottom line during the quarter, but it's hard to tell the winners from the losers. Tags: Vista, Windows, server, Microsoft, advertising Yahoo Hits Estimates, Gives No Ground on Microsoft By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published April 23, 2008 While the software giant's ultimatum looms, Yahoo executives said its transformation strategy is working following a solid quarter. Tags: Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, search, advertising Conference for Digital Media Professionals: Mediabistro Circus By James Maguire | Article Published April 08, 2008 Sure, the two-day summit about digital media, in New York City on May 20-21, will offer plenty of future-think and a plethora of Internet buzz-makers. But it’s also going to be practical. Tags: video, MySpace, advertising, music, media Timeless Blogging Advice By Heidi Cyre | Article Published April 01, 2008 Timeless Blogging Advice Tags: advertising, bloggers, blogging, blogs |
