Category Archives: Goongee

It was recently reported that search engine turned media company Google is looking to extend advertising in an entire new media, game sponsorship. According to The Fool, Google is in talks to acquire Adscape Media, a “in-game” advertising company that … Continue reading →

One thing about social networking sites is the “social” nature of them. People of all ages can come together at a common site and network. Myspace.com is being sued for 30 million dollars because a 14 year old female member … Continue reading →

Now more than ever before, people are using their cell phones and other wireless devices to connect to the internet for Email, music and other content. That’s why Yahoo is offering Go! a simple solution for your mobile internet needs. … Continue reading →

If you haven’t already heard, the Federal Trade Commision (FTC) recently made changes that affects online publishers. From now on all sponsored and paid advertising on a blog or other type of website must clearly be disclosed so consumers aren’t … Continue reading →

Never before have you ever had the chance to take a peek in deep space and look at high resolution maps of the moon and Mars. This will be made available through an agreement between Google and NASA. “This agreement … Continue reading →

Never one to rest on their laurels, Google recently announced that they are entering the domain registration business. Google is partnering with GoDaddy.com and eNom to provide $10.00 registrations for .com, .net, .biz, .info domains. Domains that are registered using … Continue reading →

Today New Zealand Telecom announced that they have joined forces with Yahoo! and Australia’s Seven Network to grow out their internet portal Xtra. This joint venture is being done to grow the amount of online content that they provide to … Continue reading →

Have you noticed a fluctuation in Yahoo traffic in your log files? If you have, it’s because Yahoo! just made some changes to their search index. According to Tim Mayer at the Yahoo Search Blog you might be seeing pages … Continue reading →

Google has been working to make inroads in many different ways of advertising and their most recent endeavor takes advertisers over the radiowaves. The program is still in limited release, but Google Audio Ads will allow advertisers to buy commercials … Continue reading →

Sad news from the folks over at Google. They’ve decided to close their “Answers” division that allowed surfers to ask researchers questions and get answers for a nominal fee. Users can still search the database for questions that were previously … Continue reading →