32% of Media Consumed Daily by African-Americans is from the Internet
According to a new report from The Media Audit, African-American adults spend much more time consuming media from the Internet than any other adult group. The study consisted of more than 7,000 African-Americans, who spent 4 hours and 21 minutes per day online. This is 10% higher when compared to all US adults, who typically [...]
Read MoreGoogle Revamps Image Search and Adds Image Ads
There is much more to Google Images search than meets the eye. It has evolved over time to make searching for images on the web as easy as possible and packs some pretty serious algorithms on the back-end. Google has an index of over 10 billion images. Out of the nine subspecies of leopards, each [...]
Read MoreApple Not Blocking Google Targeted Ads
Even though Apple talked about an anti-Google stance on serving ads back in April, it seems they haven’t actually banned anything…yet. It’s not just a ban on Google, but a ban on ad companies collecting usage data from applications, which would make it almost impossible to create or serve targeted ads and compete with Apple’s [...]
Read MoreYahoo Primary Source of Malware and Doesn’t Care
You usually expect to catch an infection of malware from some shady unknown website that you shouldn’t have clicked on, but a study done by Avast! has uncovered something disturbing. Popular advertising networks are now being infiltrated by malware and you don’t even have to do anything special to get infected. You don’t even have [...]
Read MoreIt’s Time for an Ad Manager
So you have a great blog, your traffic is up, and now it’s time to make some money. You have signed up with an ad network, and you’re getting multiple offers from companies interested in purchasing your ad inventory. But how do you manage it all? A few months ago I would have recommended OpenX, [...]
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