The Internet has a great future behind it… –Jon Crowcroft
From the daily archives:
Chris Bliss via Jon Husband.
Crabby old lady hassles Twittering twit-o-philes.
Tom Shugart missed his quarterly update. “Tom!” No answer. (First line of Tom Sawyer).
Five short-short stories by Tamar.
Madame Levy links to Mary Yaeger’s “female merit badges.”
Something new… Stowe Boyd’s Blog Talk Radio. Don’t miss the interview with Ted Rheingold, founder of Dogster.
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And as for Microsoft: too little, too late.
The New York Times says,
DoubleClick, which was founded in 1996, provides display ads on Web sites like MySpace, The Wall Street Journal and America Online as well as software to help those sites maximize ad revenue. The company also helps ad buyers — advertisers and ad agencies — manage and measure the effectiveness of their rich media, search and other online ads.
DoubleClick has also recently introduced a Nasdaq-like exchange for online ads that analysts say could be lucrative for Google.
“Google really wants to get into the display advertising business in a big way, and they don’t have the relationships they need to make it happen,†said Dave Morgan, the chairman of Tacoda, an online advertising network. “But DoubleClick does. It gives them immediate access to those relationships.â€
[tags]google, doubleclick, microsoft[/tags]
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