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  • wm-thn

    Xobni Extends Functionality to Yahoo, Facebook, Hoovers

    Xobni gained some attention at initial launch, and with good reason. The Outlook plugin indexes email, enabling users to quickly organize their messages, search for attachments and follow conversations much more effectively than standard Outlook tools. Xobni creates profiles for people whom you email...
    Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 11-20-2008
  • wm-thn

    YouTube Ups the Advertising Ante

    You don't need to be reminded about the proliferation of online video and what it can do for your business. The trick has always been how to get those millions of eyeballs on your video and, ultimately, to your website. YouTube - the world's most trafficked video site - has a solution ... pay...
    Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 11-14-2008
  • wm-thn

    Yahoo! Deals Launches

    It's time for holiday shopping, and consumers are in the mood to save money this year. So, Yahoo launched Yahoo! Deals . The site is an extension of Yahoo Shopping and features daily deals from sites like Woot!, Amazon and DealNews, store-wide sales from a number of different retailers and online...
    Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 11-13-2008
  • wm-thn

    Don't Count Out Yahoo!

    TechCrunch has reported that the lastest video market share figures for September from Nielsen Online’s VideoCensus have been leaked. The big news is that Yahoo! had a 56% jump to 264 million videos streamed during the month. While still far behind YouTube, things might just be looking up for Yahoo...
    Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Peter A. Prestipino on 11-03-2008
  • wm-thn

    Looking for That Perfect Image? Try Pixolu

    Pixolu is "a prototype implementation of an academic research project on semantic image search." It works, albeit with a few bugs right now. Enter your search term and you will get back a set of about 100 images, culled from flickr, Yahoo and Google. Then, if you want to narrow the results...
    Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 10-30-2008
  • wm-thn

    Yahoo Improves Content Match

    Yahoo announced an improved version of its Content Match program. Using the same interface, Yahoo! believes the improved system will provider for better matching and ultimately higher click-through rates. The existing system attempts to understand what the content is on a page (semantics), but the new...
    Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Peter A. Prestipino on 10-14-2008
  • wm-thn

    Yahoo Unveils APT

    Yesterday Yahoo formally announced the launch of APT. The digital advertising solution that aims to "streamline the process of planning, buying and optimizing display advertising." Yahoo's APT network will facilitate buying and selling advertising on a unified platform for publishers, advertisers...
    Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Peter A. Prestipino on 09-26-2008
  • wm-thn

    Comscore August Search Rankings

    Is Search at a Tipping Point? Comscore released its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of the U.S. search marketplace today. Americans conducted 11.7 billion core searches and Google extended its lead by 1.1 percentage points, to 63 percent of the searches conducted (up from 61.9 percent in July). However...
    Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Peter A. Prestipino on 09-19-2008
  • wm-thn

    Get Expert Answers with JustAnswer

    Wikipedia has become known as a catch-all of information available on the Web. It's also been known for providing inaccurate information. Yahoo Answers has quickly become a hot destination for some Q&A with the Web public. But the replies you get to your questions could be somebody's best...
    Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 08-29-2008
  • wm-thn

    Browsing Far and Wide with Widexplorer

    I'm always skeptical of new browsing techniques. Mostly, because they never seem to deliver on their promises and can never offer anything that I didn't already have. Widexplorer is different. This site offers side-scroll browsing over multiple sites. Instead of opening new tabs and navigating...
    Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 08-29-2008
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