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- NBC Universal to buy iVillage for $600 million
- NBC Universal to buy iVillage for $600 millionFox vs. NBCSo, Fox buys Myspace.com and NBC buys IVillage. I see a trend going on...
- Tags: iVillage Inc., NBC Universal Inc., Fox
- Discussion threads 2006-03-06
- Major holiday shopping sites: Amazon, eBay, iVillage
- Claria analyzed the online behavior of mlns of Web users, monitoring traffic from Sep 1 to Nov 1 among consumers who viewed retailing sites in the apparel, books, toys, flowers, gifts, jewelry, cosmetics, and fitness and nutrition categories. They found out that 66% of Web users prefer to purchase holiday...
- Tags: Web-user
- Blog posts 2004-11-28
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- Top Web sites in US in April 2008
- Rank Property Audience, 000 Total Internet 190,728 1 Google Sites 141,080 2 Yahoo! Sites 140,613 3 Microsoft Sites 121,213 4 AOL LLC 111,277 5 Fox Interactive Media 87,527 6 eBay 80,903 ...
- Tags: Web, Web Site, Site, Advertising & Promotion, Wiki, Internet, Marketing, Online Communications, NB
- Blog posts 2008-06-10
- Fastest-growing Web sites in December 2007
- Facebook.com reaped the benefits of opening registration to all users, jumping 81% versus December 2006 to 34.7 mln visitors in December 2007, according to comScore. Wikipedia Sites gained 34% to reach nearly 52 mln visitors, continuing its reign as the Web’s most popular reference hub. Leading classified site Craigslist.org jumped...
- Tags: Web, Web Site, Visitor, Wiki, Internet, Channel Management, Online Communications, Marketing, NB
- Blog posts 2008-02-04
- What is social networking's value add?
- One of my great frustrations with Wall Street reporters is they tend to treat tech companies like car outfits. (Picture from iVillage.Com, identified as Scarlett Johannson's favored leopard jacquard, whatever that is.) That is, they see small market advantages like traffic and unpaid memberships as immense financial...
- Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Network, Microsoft Corp., Social Networking, Open Source, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2007-11-01
- Should Digg hire a sales force?
- In “Can Digg go mainstream?” I underscored Digg’s omnipresence in the tech community while asking if Digg can succeed in efforts to diversify beyond its passionate, but narrowly focused, “94% male and generally twenty or thirty something techies” user base and content focus. I also touched base with Kevin Rose...
- Tags: Web 2.0, sales force, Digg, Digg&rsquo, s, digg, sales
- Blog posts 2007-01-06
- iPods transform small rural college
- When Jim Wolfson, CIO at Georgia College & State University in rural Milledgeville, Ga., started noticing iPods around campus in 2002, he and school president Dorothy Leland resolved to find educational applications for the little white boxes. They took proposals from faculty for how to use iPods and farmed out...
- Tags: IPODS
- Blog posts 2006-03-20
- Top ad buyers for online personals sites: Yahoo!, InterActiveCorp, MatchNet
- Nielsen//NetRatings data shows that for the week ending September 4th, 2005, Yahoo!, InterActiveCorp and MatchNet owned the largest share of ad impressions on online personals sites.Top 20 advertisers on online personals sitesCompany Impressions, 000Share, %Yahoo! Inc. 73,785 30.2% InterActiveCorp 72,035 29.5% MatchNet57,545 23.6% WebDate.com 21,355 8.7% Friend Finder Network5,442 2.2%...
- Tags: MatchNet
- Blog posts 2005-12-19
- Where online branding dollars go - 35% to niche sites, 21% to portals, 13% to local sites, 11% to ad networks
- MediaPost and Deutsche Bank surveyed advertising executives regarding their online budgets. The results of the survey are published on MediaPost Web site. 35% of budgets dedicated to online branding went to niche sites such as iVillage and Marketwatch. 21% went to the three largest portals, with Yahoo! capturing 11%, as...
- Tags: MSN
- Blog posts 2005-04-07
- Where online branding dollars go - 35% to niche sites, 21% to portals, 13% to local sites, 11% to ad networks
- MediaPost and Deutsche Bank surveyed advertising executives regarding their online budgets. The results of the survey are published on MediaPost Web site. 35% of budgets dedicated to online branding went to niche sites such as iVillage and Marketwatch. 21% went to the three largest portals, with Yahoo! capturing 11%, as...
- Tags: MSN
- Blog posts 2005-04-07
- Everyone hates pop-ups
- In July, Nielsen//NetRatings reported Web publishers served 7.3 billion pop-up ad impressions. In July 2002, iVillage repudiated pop-up ads after a survey found 92.5 percent of its users saying pop-up ads were the most frustrating part of their experience on the site. Doug McFarland, Advertising.com executive vice president and general...
- Tags: advertisement, pop-up ad
- Blog posts 2003-09-11
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