A new report from Lewis PR suggests that only 5% of companies worldwide have a blog. In fact, the survey came back with such low adoption rates that a larger scale research project was scrapped.
Focusing on ‘corporate blogs’, i.e. blogs that are permanent and opinion-driven, the survey also found that
Starting off with only 4MB of email storage 10 years ago, Yahoo’s announcement really shows how times have changed; today, you would fill that up with a single picture! But the new unlimited storage means that you don’t have to worry about getting rid of old messages and keeping everything you need in your email account.
The Internet Advertising Bureau’s official announcement is expected tomorrow, and while they refused to comment prior to the report release, industry sources said revenues would exceed £2bn as a result of growth in both search and display formats.
Blog spam is evil. If you, like me, spend ages every day getting rid of mountains of spammy posts for Viagra and the like, take a look at these top tips from the Online Marketing blog to stop blog spam.
Meta data is one of the least understood parts of the optimisation process, and for years there have been debates on the level of their importance, with ebbs and flows ensuring that few people are ever entirely clear as to just how important they really are.
According to the press release detailing the venture, News Corp and NBC will launch “the largest Internet video distribution network ever assembled with the most sought-after content from television and film.”
Google has launched another product, Plus Box, a new search feature that allows you to see more information about individual search results, giving additional rich data in an expandable plus box icon.
Only a few plus box results are available at the moment – on stock information and maps – but Google says that it is working hard to expand its availability.
Visit the Google Blog to find out more.
While young people make the most use of the internet, they are also less susceptible to online advertising in comparison to older users, according to a new European wide study from NetObserver Europe.
Yahoo! is stepping up its fight against click fraud as it announces that between 12 and 15% of clicks coming through Yahoo! PPC ads are identified as invalid and are removed from advertiser’s bills.
