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News From Hollywood to Vegas and racetracks to controversial domes.click here to travel the world with Google Earth. Internet leader Google said yesterday it saw no impact from a weakening US economy as it posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit...
[18 Apr 2008]
News From Hollywood to Vegas and racetracks to controversial domes.click here to travel the world with Google Earth. Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer pledged earlier this month that his company would gain market share against Google in online...
[17 Mar 2008]
News From Hollywood to Vegas and racetracks to controversial domes.click here to travel the world with Google Earth. But it refrains from advertising on some services, such as Google News. The company can sell advertising against such follow-up searches.
[29 Feb 2008]
News From Hollywood to Vegas and racetracks to controversial domes.click here to travel the world with Google Earth. AOL and others whose acquisitions in the highly competitive online advertising market have already been approved.
[14 Nov 2007]
Comment After underwhelming the only reviewers who really matter these days, the MBAs on Wall Street, the (now very wealthy) Hollywood guy gets to wave goodbye to Silicon Valley's geeks and return to hang with his old showbiz buddies in Bel Air.
[19 Jun 2007]
News And this is a time when Hollywood is experimenting with the internet. The Luxembourg-based company will support itself with advertising, specifically internet ads that behave just like TV commercials.
[16 Jan 2007]
News Guba's CEO Tom McInerney said he isn't worried about Sony wanting out of its deal with Guba or whether his company is attractive to Hollywood. Earlier this month, Google agreed to pay him $900m to serve search and advertising listings to MySpace's...
[23 Aug 2006]
Comment But it still damaged the movie houses and impacted Hollywood for quite a while. It has also become the mainstay of Hollywood sales via VHS and DVDs. And from stage left, most of the sources have stripped out all trace of advertising material.
[09 Sep 2005]
News The company has strong ties to Hollywood through its parent company's Warner Bros studios, among other properties, and can leverage that to outdo video assets from Google and Yahoo! In recent weeks, Singingfish announced a slew of content...
[04 Jul 2005]
News Music and consolidating its entertainment businesses in an office near Hollywood. network, and hoping to expand its audience and multibillion-dollar search-advertising business. The company is also investing in video search - pushing its video...
[06 May 2005]
News has set up stakes in Southern California, forming a media group to house various entertainment properties and to court Hollywood, according to an internal company document. Now a larger presence in Hollywood indicates that Yahoo!
[26 Jan 2005]
News Ultimately, the company has claimed in lawsuits filed against the recording industry and Hollywood studios, it intended to push unauthorised sharing almost wholly off the network. Kazaa parent Sharman Networks plans to unveil its first offline...
[13 Nov 2003]
News An attempt to appeal to file-sharers and ask them not to download movies from services such as Kazaa has backfired on Hollywood's studio bosses - with cinema-goers deriding their efforts. An advertising campaign to be run in cinemas shows studio...
[24 Jul 2003]
Comment The site has been launched with Hollywood-style "Boo.com - the sequel" fanfare, but without the Hollywood-style marketing budget of its original launch. This time round the guerrilla marketing campaign has a budget of a mere $1m in marked...
[06 Nov 2000]
News In exchange for $100m worth of advertising on CBS' US TV stations, the company will take a 35 per cent stake in entertainment Web site http://www.hollywood.com. A similar $100m deal will see CBS acquire 50 per cent of online shopping mall, http...
[13 Apr 1999]
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