According to the latest figures released by comScore, Green and Auto Manufacturer Web sites saw big gains in July, thanks to the government’s “Cash for Clunkers” program.

Click-through rates, shmick-through rates – who cares about click-through rates?

A new campaign from Frito-Lay and the National Football League is encouraging households to demonstrate their gridiron game-day devotion and prove that they are, in fact, the NFL’s “most fanatical family”

RevenueLoop will transition to a 100% exclusive network, effective Aug 15th, 2009.

Inc. magazine today ranked LeadPile the Number 3 Company in the United States in the Advertising and Marketing Category with 14 or fewer employees.

More than half of Fortune 100 companies are using Twitter to establish a presence on the Internet, while less than a third are using Facebook fan pages.

Google has won yet another month of the search engine battle for market share, according to Nielsen.

According to a recent survey conducted by ShesConnected, a social networking site for women, online social networking sites are important for women, especially for their professional lives, but not so much for keeping tabs on their children.

Recent figures released by comScore show that while Google’s Gmail has grown the most during the past year, Yahoo! Mail still maintains a tight grip on the e-mail service provider market.

In the wake of massive unsecured consumer debt and the country’s most recent economic woes, debt relief services are under scrutiny from federal regulators, state legislatures and attorneys general.