Google’s embrace of the open source computing community is growing stronger and stronger. If you are a code junkie and would like to make some extra cash, Google may have just the thing for you.

Oil prices have reached their lowest in a month at $45 thanks to mild weather increasing U.S. inventories.

With milder weather in the U.S. decreasing demand, oil prices fell to nearly their lowest in four weeks.

Cold weather is at it again causing oil prices to go back up by creating a demand for heating oil.

Oil prices fell after a seven-week high as temperatures in the eastern U.S. are expected to rise beofre the end of the month.

If U.S. crude prices fall below $40 a barrel, OPEC will consider lowering formal output limits.

Crude oil went up nearly $2 a barrel to over $45 a barrel after a surge in heating oil purchasing due to cold weather.

With hurricane season in full force and weather top of mind with Americans everywhere, America Online today announced a number of significant enhancements to its AOL Weather offerings.

The Weather Channel, the only national all-weather cable network providing 24-hour-a-day weather coverage to more than 87 million homes in the U.S., is building on a current strategy of running its IT infrastructure on open source technology and has migrated to Intel Itanium 2 processor-based HP Integrity servers from proprietary RISC-based platforms.

This old saying which addresses the variability of the weather in Montana is also applicable to the market dynamics for an online business. If there is one thing that is certain about the future of online marketing, it is that it will continue to change.