Robots pilfering adspend
Advertisers get zero bang for the buck when they pay for a click that is not seen by human eyes.
FTC not kidding about Google boondoggle
The Google Playstore opened for business in 2011. The only problem was...
Mobile doing more than encroaching on broadcast
Broadcasters are by now aware that time spent with mobile devices can mean time subtracted from broadcast...
Magazine aggregator attracts funding
An online consortium of publishers are party to Next Issue Media...
Netflix on Foolish billionaire sell list
Motley Fool took a look at what stocks were being dumped by a trio of billionaires.
Eshoo issues warning based on GAO report
There seem to be few standards when it comes to internet providers and data caps...
Who is that shopping online in the office?
According to a CareerBuilder survey, online shopping from work is down from last year...
Sony slammed by FTC for misleading ads
Claims made about PlayStation and handheld PlayStation Vita left out more than a few important details...
Privacy certifier falls down on the job
TRUSTe was in the business of handing out seals of approval...
Cyber Monday not biggest online day
Even though Cyber Monday got its name from online, it’s not the #1 online day.
Tribune pacts with Taboola for site content
The 40 websites associated with Tribune television stations will be adding an enhancement.
KDAY rises on mobile
Meruelo Media’s LA 93.5 Hip Hip/R&B station is taking full advantage of digital media.
It’s not just a device, it’s an addiction
Many individuals have what may be an unhealthy relationship with their technology devices.
Meredith adds to its digital portfolio
The women-centric portfolio of Meredith Corporation is getting an addition with the acquisition of Mywedding.com.
Big companies backing Title II?
It turns out there are more than just public watchdogs and internet program services that are interested in strong protections for an open internet.