With all the hype about the Nexus One today, and knowing that I am still in the market for a cell phone, I wanted to see what all they might have that would make this more interesting. The problem is going through the web interface of the Android Market Place simply stinks – only top [...]

Last year I consulted with a local TV affiliate that wanted to build a localized social network. Part of the plan was to equip citizen journalists so that they could record and upload videos of news stories relevant to their town or county.
We would have killed for the new YouTube Direct tool just launched by [...]

OpenX has long been angling for Google’s online ad dominance. And after a new multi-year deal with Microsoft, announced this morning, they’ll have an even bigger ally in the fight. The partnership has been in trials for over a year, but is now official.
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So here we go… the lawsuits have begun and the days of being a completely anonymous blogger are now over.  So beware with what you say and how true or not true it is. You may fall victim to what you thought was a protected private cyber world.

It’s kind of hard for me to report on Click Forensics without being biased–I’ve long maintained that click fraud will simply be one of many “costs” associated with paid search and is therefore a non-issue. So, you should keep that bias in mind, when reading the following:
Click Forensics’ reports may put them out of business.