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Gmail Display Ads Could Be Next Big Revenue Source

As Google experiments with Gmail display ads for a select subset of users, analysts weigh in on whether this could be the company's next great source of revenue.

10 steps to avoid Spyware, Adware, Trojan and Virus while surfing Web.

India Shuts Down Server Used by Duqu Malware

Today the most common problem found with people who use the computer to browse the internet is that they unknowingly invite Spyware, Adware, Trojan and Virus into their device.

Taco Bell insists it uses real beef

Taco Bell is introducing an advertising campaign to defend itself against accusations of a lawsuit which alleges that the fast-food chain doesn’t fill its tacos with real beef.

Rich corporations must share wealth to avoid unrest

Poverty and unemployment reared their heads at the World Economic Forum on Thursday, with speakers urging the elite audience to bridge a growing gap between booming multinationals and the jobless poor.

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NHL: Top 10 dirtiest players of the league

NHL on track for record revenue of $2.9 billion

The National Hockey League said on Tuesday that it was heading toward record revenue of almost $2.9 billion for the season due to large gains in sponsorship revenue and advertising on the North American sports league's TV network and website.

iPhone 5, iPad 2 Said To Allow Mobile Payments

Apple said to add Near Field Communication chips in to its upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 2thereby allowing a user to use those devices to pay for purchases.

Louis Vuitton embarks on unique journey at Musée Carnavalet

Show me your luggage and I'll tell you who you are - This 1921 Louis Vuitton advertising slogan perfectly evokes the intimate relationship that every traveler has with his trunks and luggage.

Report: Twitter’s Revenue To Soar

A report from research firm eMarketer says Twitter's revenue will triple in 2011.

Microsoft vice president Dean Hachamovitch unveils Internet Explorer 9 Beta version in San Francisco

Mozilla's 'Do Not Track' Method One Of Many

Mozilla, Microsoft are two major browser providers with 'Do Not Track' features. Independent developers and small companies also have possible anti-data mining solutions.

Mozilla Proposes ‘Do Not Track’ Addition To Firefox

Mozilla proposes to use a “Do Not Track” HTTP header with every click or page view in Firefox, which when enabled would prevent data mining companies from getting information through web cookies.

Spam apps rise again on Facebook

It's application spam time again on Facebook, as the latest 'how many views' app is taking over many users profile.

Nintendo denies Bieber use of Mario theme

Jon Chu, the director, twitters his frustration

For-profit schools ask court to stop new rules

A group of for-profit schools sued the U.S. government on Friday, seeking to overturn three rules that are part of a federal crackdown on the sector.

'Skins' may be toned down a little

Executives at MTV say they will tweak the controversial show Skins

'Medium' airs finale

TV's best loved family goes off air as 'Medium' aired its finale on Friday.

Will Eric Schmidt Become Apple CEO?

As the market will be concerned in the near-term with the management shuffle, an analyst at Jefferies hinted at a possibility that Eric Schmidt could become the Chief Executive of Apple.

Eric Schmidt's letter on stepping down as Google CEO (FULL TEXT)

Google Inc CEO Eric Schmidt will step aside and make way for co-founder Larry Page to take the reins, in a surprise announcement. The following is Schmidt's letter to employees upon stepping down

Google rules search ad market: report

Google Inc. has extended its dominance in the worldwide search advertising market amid challenges from Microsoft’s Bing and rising competitive obstacles in fast-growing regions, says a report from IHS iSuppli.

Why Does Everyone Wear Baseball Caps?

One of the most egregious fashion trends of the past 15 to 20 years has undoubtedly been the proliferation of baseball caps – not just in the United States, but now across much of the world.

Entrepreneur builds online media empire on funny cat photos

Boredom and funny cat photos were catalysts for Ben Huh to create one of the Web's fastest-growing media companies.

Google tops paid search ad rankings

Google continued to outpace Yahoo-Bing alliance in capturing dollars spend on search advertising, according to the latest report from SearchIgnite.

The Silent Résumé Hero: The Combination Format

I am a recent college graduate and am actively looking for a job for the first time ever. I am 34 years old and have a decent job history, but a lot of it is in the service industry.

Former Twitter CEO Evan Williams speaks at a news conference in San Francisco

'Blue Monday' is ushered in as debate goes on if it's a marketing stunt

Wondering why everyone on Twitter and Facebook are feeling blue today? Well, it is the third Monday of the year or the first month of January, which makes January 17, 2011 the 'blue monday', supposedly the most depressing day of the year.

Sprint Outlines Connected Car Initiative

Company commits to connected cars working with various partners through the M2M initiative.

Facebook Fights $100 Million Friend Finder Lawsuit

Facebook has moved to dismiss a class action suit that charges the company is advertising its Friend Finder service with users' likenesses without their consent.

U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke

Full-Text: Summary of Fed Beige Book, January 12, 2011

Summary of Fed Beige Book, January 12, 2011

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