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It’s that time of year again when America unites around the TV, rejoices in capitalism, and stuffs itself silly with food it shouldn’t eat. Ah, the Super Bowl. Preparations are being made, and the Internet is a huge playing a huge part. The Super Bowl’s a marketer’s dream because it’s one of the few times a year people welcome advertisers into their homes—so long as they’re entertaining. According to comScore, about a quarter of Super Bowl viewers say they prefer the ads to the game. read more

Security experts from PC Tools have pinpointed November 24 as potentially the peak of malicious activity for 2008. They reached their conclusion on the specific date after analyzing well over 500,000 machines from around the world.Guardian.co.uk states that 'the number of people shopping online this Christmas is expected to grow again this year, with internet sales in the UK alone predicted to hit £13.16bn - an increase of 15% over 2007.'It should be noted that November 28 will be the busiest shopping day of the year, a day so popular in fact that it even has its own name, 'Black Friday'.So logically thinking? the increase of malicious attacks, spam, spyware, and everything else evil should be expected to climb just mere days before people start entering in their private data for online purchases.Spam and all the other wrongdoing of others shouldn't sway anyone from shopping online, as this stuff is going on everyday. Just remember to use your common sense? if something sounds fi

Napster subscribers can now access their music from any internet-connected PC without having to install any software.

Speculation over an AT&T (NYSE: T) 3G-enabled MacBook fanned some flames in the Apple-minded blogosphere this week, as did Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) and IBM's (NYSE: IBM) settlement over engineer Mark Papermaster. Also, most everyone seems pleased that

MILWAUKEE - An Illinois family is sowing support for a White House farmer with a Web site allowing people to nominate and vote for their favorite growers. The nominees range from 10 teens in Alameda...

Internet-based schemes centered on stealing personal data and financial scams are on the rise, thanks to thieves looking to take advantage of the fear and confusion surrounding the current tough economic times.

It’s been generally thought that a webmaster could not request the removal of another webmaster’s content from Google’s search results. A Google representative says that’s not always the case and that Google will remove third-party results under certain conditions. In most cases, Google leaves it between webmasters, and if someone wants site content removed, they should contact the site owner in question and deal with them directly for removal—from the Internet. read more

As job cuts accelerate, ComScore (NASDAQ; SCOR) said the category was the fastest-growing site sector in 2008. An analysis by the Internet tracking company shows the number of visitors grew 51 percen...

'Stuff White People Like' is one of the most popular blogs on the internet today. The book 'Stuff White People Like' is to the 2000s what The Yuppie Handbook was to the 1980s -- a satire of a specific segment of society and its blind, manic obsession to

Of the 167 executives and business owners surveyed by Internet marketing firm HubSpot, three-quarters of those that have tried blogging said their company blogs were 'useful,' 'important,' or 'critical' to their business. Nearly half the companies have a