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Pew Internet Project Describes the State of Online News as Moving Target

The Pew Internet Project and the Project for Excellence in Journalism's "State of the News Media 2010" report describes the state of online news heading into this year as "a moving target."...

By Greg Jarboe on Tuesday, Mar 16 1:32 PM
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MapQuest Expands Mobile Version; Enables 360 View Linking

A couple of updates to one of the most popular mapping products.

By Nathania Johnson on Tuesday, Mar 16 10:08 AM
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Interview with Mark Bole, CEO of BigMouthMedia

Last week I spoke with Mark Bole from BigMouthMedia, about the recent merger of LBi and Obtineo (BigMouthMedia's holding company) and €40m more capital. I wanted to get a bit more detail about what the deal means for search marketers and get a sense of whether this was a strategic or reactive response to changes in the market.

By Jonathan Allen on Tuesday, Mar 16 9:12 AM
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Must Read: Matt Cutts Interviewed by Eric Enge

Sit back, relax, and digest this thing.

By Nathania Johnson on Monday, Mar 15 4:50 PM
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Twitter Unveils @Anywhere Tweet Publishing Platform

No, it's not Twitter's new advertising platform.

By Nathania Johnson on Monday, Mar 15 3:39 PM
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Facebook Tops Google As Most Visited Site in U.S. Last Week

You could see this coming a mile away.

By Nathania Johnson on Monday, Mar 15 2:18 PM
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Google Loses Another 1% Share in Nielsen Feb 2010 Rankings

Meanwhile, Bing gains 1.5 share.

By Nathania Johnson on Monday, Mar 15 1:23 PM
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Embed Bing Maps Twitter App on Your Website

Building on the location-sharing frenzy, a cool app for your site.

By Nathania Johnson on Monday, Mar 15 12:17 PM
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Bing Picks Up Yahoo's Drop In Febuary Search Volume

The ComScore report for search volume for Febuary shows Bing gaining ,2 percent market share (11.5) while Yahoo (16.8) dropped the equivalent amount. Google gained 0.1 percent that same amount Ask dropped.

By Frank Watson on Friday, Mar 12 4:54 PM
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Italian Govt. Now After Google Adsense For Antitrust

Seems the Italian government is not finished investigating Google. Last month three Google executives were convicted of privacy violations and received suspended six-month jail sentences over a video showing a teenaged boy being bullied.

Antitrust investigations over Google's impact of the newspaper industry were started in Italy last year, but this is the first announcement of the government's examination of Adsense.

Translating the news from il Giornale:

- Google is not obliged to comunicate how the payments are calculated;
- The payments are calculated exclusively from data that Google holds;
- Google can modify at any moment the price determination and payment structure at its discretion.

Speculation has already started on whether Google would just stop offering Adsense in Italy - but the likeihood that other EU countries could do the same suggests they would fight the action.

By Frank Watson on Friday, Mar 12 4:14 PM
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Leftovers: 9 Items to Read During Halftime this Weekend

Or while waiting for panels at SXSW - if you can get a signal.

By Nathania Johnson on Friday, Mar 12 3:32 PM
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What will be the Top Stories at SES New York 2010?

I've been out talking to journalists and bloggers about SES New York 2010, which gets underway the week of March 22nd. One of the questions that I'm frequently asked is: "What will be the top stories at the event?"