SheZoom follows Shine in women’s footsteps
First Ask.com stated an interest in being more female-focused. Yahoo followed that up with Shine, which formally launched today, and video site SheZoom announced its debut as the first video site for women.

First Ask.com stated an interest in being more female-focused. Yahoo followed that up with Shine, which formally launched today, and video site SheZoom announced its debut as the first video site for women.
Users of Google’s Webmaster Central tools have access to an effective module for creating robots.txt files for their sites.
Comcast has agreed to stop the traffic shaping of BitTorrent connections and work with the company to find common ground on rich media distribution and network capacity management.
Social media news is all the rage today, as Yahoo signed on with Google and MySpace for the OpenSocial initiative, while Microsoft and partners Facebook and Bebo tout contact data portability.
The sports network won’t use advertising networks to fill in the gaps in its remnant inventory.
Google spent $3.24 billion on DoubleClick, and they share a need with display advertiser clients a way to determine the true value for ads.
New search system could take eBay searchers away from accessory sellers.
Google tried to run an end-around on a German trademark holder of the Gmail name by seeking a European Union trademark for it.
As small businesses really start spending for local online ads over the next few years, they should push revenue for local ads alone to what the total market is today for all online advertising.
As an independent company, Rapt picked up clients like Fox Interactive Media, Yahoo, and AOL/Tacoda as well as MSN. We’re sure MSN will stick around.
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