98 news & feature articles results for "comscore hit"

After blockbuster hype, the online video start-up debuted to some rough reviews. Now, with an iPhone app and a slew of new deals, it's back in the spotlight.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Software company cuts forecast for its advertising business amid continued share loss to Google and other rivals.

Posted by Ina Fried

News sites publishing real-time data, advice. Bush, Kerry sites also charted significant Web traffic increases on election's eve.

Posted by Matt Hines

At the WebbyConnect summit in Southern California, CNET News caught up with the groundbreaking news site's CEO, Betsy Morgan, to find out more about its long-term strategy.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Backed by the four major record labels, the service could pose a real challenge to Apple--but it won't be easy.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Sites like MySpace, Digg, and Facebook proved their might in this fall's election, but when that party ended, it was back to figuring out how to make a buck or two.

Posted by CNET Staff

Online-advertising budgets are likely to be flat or decreasing, and companies such as Google and InterActiveCorp that on it can expect to feel the pain, financial analysts say.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Attorneys say they have found evidence that the copyright for the Woody Guthrie song has already expired.

Posted by Evan Hansen

In the latest good news from Internet retailers, subscribers to the service shelled out $11 billion online during the last three months of 2001.

Posted by Margaret Kane

Yahoo says it's poised to do well when the advertising market recovers. But what about today?

Posted by Stephen Shankland