Online Video: Show me the money

In what feels like a long time ago but was only in October, we wrote that many advertisers have already jumped on the video bandwagon but that not all of the dollars available have yet to find a home. Even people who don’t necessarily...

Baidu Plans on Entering Japan Search Market

So, what do you do after you’ve experienced the number one spot in China’s search market? According to the country’s leading search engine, Baidu, the answer is to head over to Japan.

Antispyware Company Settles for $1M

You know you’re living in a scary world when you have to watch out for spyware and antispyware companies, and that seems to be precisely the world we live in.

Attention Media Salespeople: Don’t Forget 2007

This quote from the brilliant movie about the salesmen and the hardships they endure, fully explains the importance in understanding media planning, which is true for both the buying and selling departments. It is easy for companies to...

AOL Goes Latino

In its latest transitional move, AOL made its Spanish language portal available to Web users at no cost. The portal, called AOL Latino, was only available to subscribers who paid up to $26 per month for the service up until Monday.

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Live from SES Chicago: Google Drops Click-Fraud Prosecution

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The traditional panel discussion on the state of click fraud at this year’s Search Engine Strategies Chicago meeting took on added interest yesterday with the news that an alleged click fraudster who tried to extort payment from Google with the threat of a software “click bot” saw criminal charges against him quietly dropped last month.