- Tue Apr 17 2001 Excite@Home sees lower revenue
The high-speed Internet provider warns that the company anticipates lower-than-expected first-quarter and full-year revenue because of weak advertising sales.
- Tue Mar 23 2004 TiVo looks to tune in to advertisers
The company plans to unveil a new feature this fall that will bring Web-like, interactive ads to TV. But will advertisers warm up to its latest experiment?
- Thu Jun 7 2001 The Starting Line: Online advertising stabilizes, doubts remain
Wall Street analysts are scurrying to predict when it will be safe for investors to buy stocks of companies that depend on online advertising.
- Tue Apr 24 2001 Net advertising takes long, slow road
U.S. Internet ad sales rebound slightly in the waning months of 2000, but analysts say things will likely get worse before the sector sees signs of a genuine recovery.
- Mon Jul 30 2001 Yahoo testing pop-under advertising
The portal giant is poised to throw its weight behind a new and controversial breed of Net advertising that launches hidden browser windows behind open Web pages.
- Mon Oct 2 2000 eBay calls on AOL to help it sell online ad space
Looking to bring in new revenue, the online auctioneer quietly begins to host banner advertisements for the first time with the help of Net giant America Online.
- Thu Oct 20 2005 Google shares soar on hearty revenue report
Search king beats analysts' estimates, bolstered by strong advertising. "They made a lot of money," one analyst said.
- Fri Jul 28 2000 Short Take: BackWeb boosts revenues for quarter
BackWeb has reported a net loss for the second quarter of $1.1 million, or 3 cents per share, excluding unusual charges. The Internet software maker lost $2.4 million, or 9 cents per share, in the second quarter of 1999. Analysts had expected it to repeat the loss of 9 cents per share this year, according to First Call/Thomson Financial. Revenues were up 109 percent to $10.6 million, compared with $5.1 million in last year's second quarter.
- Wed May 13 2009 Docstoc to share ad revenue with uploaders
Users who upload content to the site will get half of the Google ad revenue. But you still can't sell content outright on the service.
- Wed Apr 15 2009 Google's first-quarter finances: A fine line
Analysts are mixed on how much the recession will hurt Google's financial results. Decreasing profitability could slow innovation, but the company is cutting expenses.
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