Latest news on ‘Multimedia Secondary’
-
Amazon Retaliates Against New Colorado Web Sales Tax
By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER
Amazon.com Inc. pulled the plug on its marketing affiliates in Colorado after the state enacted a law that imposes new sales-tax regulations on online retailers.
Over the weekend, [...] -
Microsoft, Yahoo Now Must Sell Search Pact To Users, Advertisers
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)-Yahoo Inc. (YHOO) and Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) have sold regulators on their Internet search alliance. Now comes the hard part: Selling Internet users and advertisers.
The deal, under [...] -
Google plans experiment to offer superfast Web
By Ian Sherr
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Google Inc said on Wednesday it would build a super high-speed broadband network for up to half a million people around the United States [...] -
Microsoft Expands Search-Ad Agreement With Facebook
By Dina Bass
(Bloomberg) – Microsoft Corp., an investor in Facebook Inc., expanded an Internet-search agreement with the social-networking service, while losing the site’s banner- advertising business.
An earlier agreement to sell [...] -
Monster Shares Dn; Expenses Seen Higher, Revenue Flat
By Kerry Grace Benn
NEW YORK (Dow Jones) – Monster Worldwide Inc.’s (MWW) shares plunged Thursday after the company said late Wednesday its expenses will likely increase this year as revenue [...] -
AOL swings to profit despite declines in global ads
By John Letzing – MarketWatch
AOL Inc. posted a slender profit Wednesday, shedding light on the company’s performance during its final days as a part of Time Warner Inc. in its [...] -
Amazon concession puts e-book pricing in turmoil
by Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg and Geoffrey A. Fowler – WSJ
The $9.99 best seller that helped Amazon.com Inc. build a dominant position in the now-thriving e-book market was at risk of [...] -
Amazon profit climbs 71 percent in 4th qtr
By Rachel Metz, AP Technology Writer
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Amazon.com Inc. said Thursday its fourth-quarter earnings skyrocketed 71 percent, as shoppers spent more than ever during the holiday season — [...] -
China Hits Back at Clinton on Net Freedom
By AARON BACK
BEIJING—China fired back at U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over her speech on Internet freedom, saying her remarks about China were groundless and harmful to bilateral relations.
“We [...] -
Google Says It’s in Talks With China on Search Engine
By Mark Lee (Bloomberg) – Google Inc. said it has begun talks with the Chinese government about the company’s plan to stop censoring search results on its Chinese service, after [...]
