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Report: Digital Piracy is 'Huge Barrier' to Market GrowthDigital piracy is causing "climate change" in the music industry as illegal downloads and other forms of online piracy continue to erode investment and sales, according to a report published in London Thursday. |
Facebook Executive Spends $2 Million in Bid to Become California's Next AGChris Kelly, a senior Facebook executive looking to break into statewide politics, announced this week that he'll pour $2 million of his own money into his bid to become California's next attorney general. |
Apple Claims 3 Billion Applications Downloaded for iPhoneApple on Tuesday said that customers had downloaded over 3 billion applications from the company's App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch. |
Yahoo! En Espanol's 2009 Year in ReviewToday, Yahoo! En Espanol announced its 2009 Year in Review, which highlights the top searches and trends on Yahoo! En Espanol. The annual review, which accounts for millions of searches, is a distinct way to look at U.S. Hispanic's interests and to identify the ways they use the Web to find information and breaking news as it happens. |
Google Allows News Publishers to Limit Free AccessInternet company Google Inc (Nasdaq:GOOG) will allow news publishers to limit the number of free news articles that readers can access through Google, the company's senior business product manager, Josh Cohen, said on Tuesday. |
Baidu Hints at Tough Times aheadDespite its wonderful third-quarter report, shares of Chinese search service provider Baidu.com finished off down 11.4% on October 29, as investors feared the company's shift to a new advertising system could put revenue growth on hold into 2010. |
New Urbanspoon App Digs into Restaurant ReservationsSomething big is shaking at Urbanspoon, the Seattle company behind a hugely successful iPhone restaurant-finding application. The company is launching a reservation service called "Rez" that adds a new dimension to its eponymous app and Web service. |
Sogou.com Becomes a New Search Competitor in ChinaSogou.com, the search engine of Chinese Internet company Sohu.com Inc. (Nasdaq: SOHU), achieved a new first-choice user growth ratio of 41.2%, ranking first among all the search brands in China, according to a recent report by the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC). |
Make Social Media a Business Tool, Not a DistractionWhere does social media fit in with work/life balance? The question is timely as we see more Internet users spending an increasing amount of time in social media environments. |
New Meme Hits Facebook, 'No One Should Die Because They Cannot Afford Health Care'Can simply posting a Facebook status update -- and encouraging all your online followers to do the same -- influence policy decisions? We may shortly find out. |
SBA Takes Aim at Larger Audience Through YouTubeThe federal Small Business Administration is trying to expand its audience by launching a free video channel on YouTube. The SBA YouTube channel debuted recently with a 60-second introduction to SBA, its programs and services, and a 10-part "Delivering Success" series co-produced with the U.S. Postal Service. |