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A new study by ABI Research found that a large amount of digital content is consumed by a small but influential group of digital media users, while the average user is looking for new ways to manage content.

Blocks of advertisements appearing on sites in Google's AdSense Network have a more stylish appearance after a recent update.

After squabbling with YouTube and demanding that they pull over 100,000 copyrighted videos two weeks ago Viacom has struck a deal with Internet television service Joost. Under the agreement, Viacom’s divisions including MTV Networks, BET Networks and Paramount pictures will provide programming on the Joost platform.

Steve Jobs, chief executive for Apple Computer received $7.5 million in stock options in 2001 without the approval of the company's board of directors. Records that show a full board meeting had taken place, as is Apple's policy turn out to have been falsified.

One of the problems with blogging on a theme is the need to post new material on a regular basis.

The headline on this post is the first of two lines from a comment posted last night to something I wrote months ago.

In my previous article, I raised the issue that proper keyword research must take into account countries. The reason for that was that the demand for keywords can vary between countries. I gave examples of that fact using the Overture keyword tool.

Technorati just released a report detailing the growth of the blogosphere. They found that a new web log was created every second, totaling 80,000 new blogs every day. Even more interesting was the rise of moblogging (blogging from your phone). Let's just hope a moblogger isn't behind you when you're sitting at a red light.