Data recently released by comScore Networks revealed the top worldwide Web sites in terms of visits per visitor in February 2007, and neither Google, Yahoo!, nor Microsoft were in the top three.

As expected, Microsoft wasted little time voicing its opinion of Google’s latest monster $3.1 billion acquisition of advertising network DoubleClick. However, they are not alone.

FedEx Kinko’s is running a continuity program awarding points for office services and printing in its 1,400 U.S. stores.

Besides a few stellar exceptions, online merchants are seeing very few conversions. According to two studies, conversions for retail e-commerce sites mostly fall in between 2% to 3%.

Google may have a stranglehold on the search market, but they can’t take anything away from Yahoo! when it comes to downtime in 2007.

According to a recent study released by eMarketer, worldwide video game advertising spending will grow at a compound annual growth rate of almost 23% to reach $1.938 billion by 2011. This figure was $692 million in 2006, and…

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Over the years, Google’s mantra of “Do no evil” went from an unorthodox, out of the box approach to capitalism to the butt of many jokes dealing with their lack of transparency. They have even been accused of having an unpredictable, unexplainable, almost dictatorial behavior.

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