The WSJ reports Jupitermedia has sold its JupiterResearch unit for $10.1 million to MCG Capital.

This just in from DMNews…

With the SES: San Jose starting today, JupiterResearch, a division of Jupitermedia put out its online advertising forecast for 2005 as one of the first pieces of information from the conference. The forecast predicts online advertising will continue its growth well into the future.

Jupiter Research is up for auction according to SVG today – Forrester has refused to say if they’re bidding but clearly wants the world to know that they are indeed moving to pick up rival analytics firm JupiterResearch.

Jupiter Media have released a baffling, but in most respects not surprising report on RSS adoption and it’s uptake as a marketing tool.

When Search Engine Lowdown first launched back in the summer of 2003, we became the first web site to blog the sessions of a Search Engine Strategies conference, as they happened.

Gary Stein asks a valid question. When will the search engines start integrating all of their acquisitions with their search engine …

Jupitermedia CEO Alan Meckler writes that since the company’s analysts started writing blogs two years ago …

We participated in Jupiter’s survey and were one of the top 14 firms included in the data. Some nice information, but one thing bugs me.

JupiterResearch, division of Jupitermedia, today announced that spending on search engine marketing will nearly triple by 2009. This forecast sees the market for paid search growing 189% from $1.9 billion in 2003 to $5.5 billion in 2009.