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News just broke that MediaWhiz has purchased Jeremy Schoemaker’s majority ownership of AuctionAds to fully acquire the company. AuctionAds was launched earlier this year as a partnership between Shoemoney Media and MediaWhiz. This is good news for AuctionAds publishers who have suffered through outages and targeting/reporting problems especially over the last few weeks. AuctionAds was [...]

Swivel is a great source for interesting data. If you haven’t browsed the site, it’s definitely worth a look. This interesting chart caught my eye. With MySpace constantly in the news, it’s worth looking at the demographics. Continue reading »

The new London 2012 Olympic logo is supposed to be an iconic representation of the date 2012. Can you make it out? The word London and the Olympic rings are included in the first two digits of the logo. The controversial new logo was designed by Wolff Olins and costs £400,000. The jagged logo [...]

Tumri1 CornerStore has been rebranded as Tumri AdPods with a major relaunch on May 7th. The AdPod is, according to Tumri, “a complete reinvention of the online ad unit, with a never-seen-before mix of interactive branding, merchandising and customized offer-based advertising, AdPod is the consumer shopping experience interface on the publisher’s site”. Tired of [...]

The PC Decrapifier uninstalls many of the common trialware and popup annoyances found on many of the PCs from big name OEMs. All of those programs are placed on your new PC because the big companies like Dell, HP, Gateway and others sell advertising space on your PC to improve their margins at the [...]

Performancing has just announced the re-release of pMetrics Blog Analytics1 Is it the best blog stats ever? Keep reading! Most bloggers are stats junkies, constantly looking for useful information about site visitors. Stats give bloggers the information needed to assess the success of recent changes and help us formulate strategies for improving the quality of [...]

Nitobi, a software company in Vancouver, Canada has released RobotReplay, an online service that records and plays back visitor sessions for nearly any personal website, corporate site or blog. The recorded sessions show how visitors interact with a website — every mouse movement and click, keystroke, where users click, how far down the page [...]