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Gossip Girl, March Madness, And CBS Confusion

CBS fared better on an ad revenue per person basis for its NCAA basketball tournament delivery online than on TV. So why is Gossip Girl being dragged offline for viewing only on the CW Network, partly owned by CBS?

Time Warner To Divide AOL Internet Business

Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said today that the company plans to divide AOL's Internet access business and its ad-supported audience business, which includes AOL's online services and content.

ComScore on Search Engine Rankings for December

comScore, a leader in measuring the digital world, has released its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of the search marketplace for December 2007. Among core search engines in December 2007, Google Sites remained the top search property with 5.6 billion core searches conducted, representing a 58.4 percent share of the search market. December U.S. Core Search Rankings

Google Slides a Bit in December

ComScore today released their numbers for December 2007 and Google took a bit of a slide. Here's what happened in December:

comScore's US Consumer Activity Analysis

comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), today released its monthly analysis of U.S. consumer activity at top online properties for December 2007 from the comScore Media Metrix service.Yahoo!

November Search Share: Google Still Tops

Fewer queries entering search engines in a soft November didn't hurt Google's market share, but Yahoo and Ask gave up a little bit.

Links for November 2nd

I know you’ve missed it, so here it is—Linky! Goodness! Linky! Goodness!

AOL Launches BlueString

AOL has launched a beta version of BlueString, a free Web site that allows users to upload, store, manage, create and share digital media.

Not All Goodmail Partners Have A Whitelist

Goodmail Systems announced last week that four major Internet service providers will be adding CertifiedEmail to their repertoire of email filters. The sweeping partnerships give Goodmail automatic access to some 65 percent of US inboxes.

Google, YouTube Developing Video Filter

Google may have found a way to duck the umpteen lawsuits YouTube is facing - the company is developing its very own video identification technology to flag copyrighted content.  What’s more, the system will be tested in cooperation with Time Warner and Disney.