March 24th, 2006links for 2006-03-25
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“Audible.com is also trying to capitalize on the phenomenon of podcasting through its “Wordcast,” a package of distribution and subscription technologies to let podcasters charge for content and demonstrate to advertisers that they have listeners.”
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“A new study from Forrester predicts that 2007 will be the year that the television industry experiences an actual full-year decline in ad revenues. This conclusion was reached by speaking with 133 major advertisers, people who control over $20 billion in
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“Researchers from the University of Michigan and Harvard University discovered that despite being told over and over again, the American public won’t really be “lovin’” their meal at McDonald’s, doesn’t actually believe Disneyland is “happy” and isn’t und
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” Google’s effort to roll its advertising juggernaut beyond digital and into the world of print publications is struggling. And that may not be a good thing for the print industry.”
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“Within a “high-powered” group of internet users - those who use broadband four or more times a day - 71 percent go online for news on an average day, whereas 59 percent get news from local TV, just over half from national TV and radio, and about 40 perce
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“The new service, known as PayPal Mobile, will be offered initially in the United States, Canada and Britain, a spokeswoman said. Other markets worldwide will follow.”
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“…the Air-X is a personal wind turbine that gives you 400 watts of power when the wind is blowing at 28mph.”
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