Category Archives: Goongee

AOL recently announced that they are teaming up with Pointroll to offer interactive advertising within the AOL search portal. This will give AOL the ability to use several media rich advertising platforms for the next two years. Under the deal, … Continue reading →

It’s no big surprise that larger media outlets are looking for popular sites to distribute their video content. This time, News Corporation is considering Myspace.com, one of the largest social networking sites on the internet today to distribute their content. … Continue reading →

Video Sharing has become a hot topic as of late and Google and YouTube are once again under fire for user generated video content. This time Magnolia Pictures hit them with a subpoena to reveal the identity of a user … Continue reading →

This year spring comes a little earlier or at least the time change does. In order to prepare for the upcoming time change this Saturday, you might want to scoot over to Microsoft’s website to download the Microsoft Dynamics CRM … Continue reading →

Being a criminal isn’t as easy as it used to be. The internet is so vast that it can reach out to millions of people for very little money and some police departments have turned to the popular video sharing … Continue reading →

Today the BBC announced that they inked a deal with Youtube to feature clips of BBC content. The Agreement is non exclusive and set to run for several years. Here are the specifics: One of the BBC’s two entertainment channels … Continue reading →

Cisco has really been on the move lately. Earlier this month they purchased 5 Across, a social networking software company and today they announced plans to buy Reactivity, a small company that makes equipment to route XML internet traffic. The … Continue reading →

Today Viacom announced that they had reached a licensing agreement with Joost to distribute video content. This agreement was reached just weeks after having Youtube and Google pull 100,000 video clips that were in copyright voilations. Joost will host content … Continue reading →

Yahoo Co-founder Jerry Yang and his wife just announced that they are donating 75 million dollars to Stanford University. Associated Press reported that Stanford plans to use $50 million of the donation for a new environmental studies center it hopes … Continue reading →

Have you recently noticed a new graphic that looks like a shopping cart in a Google ad? Google has just added this feature to their advertising program so that vendors can clearly identify that they accept payments using Google Checkout. … Continue reading →