According to the Television Bureau of Advertising (TVB), total spot television advertising revenue to drop off between 2-5% in 2009 from 2008 figures. Online ad revenues for local TV stations, however, are expected to increase 25-35%.

Now that much of the dust has settled, it seems that Google Chrome’s initial charm has worn off a bit.

It’s no secret that Google is the undisputed king of search in the states, as well as in many other markets worldwide.

Hitwise recently reported the top search terms for the month of August in the U.S. “eBay” and “eBay.com” were the top two search terms.

comScore M:Metrics recently released figures showing the state of mobile search in the U.S. and Western Europe. In June 2008, 20.8 million U.S. mobile users utilized mobile search, compared to 12.4 million users in June 2007.

Paying subscribers to The Wall Street Journal’s Web site (WSJ.com) will see a little more value-added to their Web experience on Tuesday.

In this decade, we have witnessed two of the most major collapses in the history of the US economy, rivaling in scope to the Great Depression but luckily not rivaling the Depression’s impact on the employment index and…

When you just start out in any space, it is easy to feel out of place, and when you’ve worked in a space for a long time, it’s just as easy to spot those who haven’t. If you are the newbie, you might understand the…

New Offering Positively Verifies More Consumer Leads by Utilizing Broader, More Relevant Data Resources and Correcting Mistyped Information

One of the amazing fascinations of consultants is the age old Question, “What is it that makes customers buy?”