YouSayToo, the internet’s most innovative blogosphere company, is encouraging the global internet community and bloggers everywhere to participate in its two-week Social Booking Challenge. From March 8 – March 22, 2010, those who take part in the challenge will automatically raise funds for the “Hope for Haiti” organization and be entered into a contest where they can win cash prizes. Three ...

YouSayToo, the internet’s most innovative blogosphere company, is encouraging the global internet community and bloggers everywhere to participate in its two-week Social Booking Challenge.

CDC Corporation Reports a 56 Percent Increase in the Fourth Quarter 2009 Adjusted EBITDA from the Third Quarter 2009 and a Full Year 2009 Net Income Attributable to Controlling Interest of $16.8 milli

HONG KONG & ATLANTA----CDC Corporation , a leading global enterprise software, IT services and new media company, today announced financial results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2009.

Google has begun testing a new version of AdSense which gives advertisers more of a say in where they place their online ads.

The search engine's public image is divided between the believers and those afraid of its overwhelming corporate power, reports Kelsey Munro.

Since the advent of contextual web-based advertisements like Google's AdSense, online content has undergone a massive shift. Creating content solely for the purpose of hanging...

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.

YouTube on Thursday opened its previously restricted automated captioning beta program to the public, saying it will help the hearing-impaired. Currently, the feature is only available for videos that contain speech in the English language, although YouTube plans to add other languages. Ultimately, the auto-captioning feature might help YouTube monetize its videos.

Google announced yesterday that it's going to give advertisers more of a say in where they place their online ads. The new system, which debuted in Beta on Thursday, gives advertisers to place their ads "above the fold" on a Web page and exclude them from areas that are below or outside the browser frame. The system is statistically driven and "takes into account various user experiences and ...