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As we've noted before, Edward Snowden's revelations about the globe-spanning spying being conducted by the NSA are have all sorts...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the incredible spectacle of the European arm of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) attacking Moz...

One of the core areas that Mozilla is working on is user privacy, and one important aspect of this is controlling cookies. Most people a...

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Nice little analysis , there, Brad: The future of the Internet will be decided by developments in online advertising. Online advertising is ...

By some measures, the medical publishing world has met the advent of the Internet with a shrug, sticking to its time-honored revenue model o...

As the post below indicates, one reason that open content strategies are working is that online advertising is increasingly profitable (just...

One of the constant themes of this blog is that there's plenty of money to be made by giving away things for free. Here's an intere...

This says it all, really: An advertising framework may reside on a user computer, whether it's a part of the OS, an application or inte...

Interesting : Microsoft has apparently paid $6 billion for a company I've never heard of - aQuantive . Aside from demonstrating my shal...

I've always said that Flash was turning the Internet into television, and now here's the final proof I was right: But the big selle...

One consequence of Google's rather expensive acquisition of DoubleClick is that it turns the company from a search engine that sells ad...

At last - someone is trying a new business model for digital music : For the first time fans and Artists can be in business together. Theref...

Although I am not a great user of YouTube, I know a significant cultural/market shift when I see one. NBC Universal CEO Jeff Zucker and New...

In a significant sign that Second Life is beginning to expand beyond its early-user, largely anglophone base, the Internet arm of Brasil Tel...

I remember well during the heady Web 1.0 days worrying about business models (I know, this made me something of an oddity). Because it was ...

Apparently , Benjamin Horst has succeeded in rustling up enough dosh to take out an ad for OpenOffice.org , along the lines of the big Firef...

One of the problems with blogs for advertisers is their fragmented nature: to get a reach comparable to mainstream media generally involves ...