The richest woman in the world, mining leader Gina Rinehart warned that Australian work has become extremely expensive, for worldwide corporations who could employ staff for 2 bucks per day from the african continent. The 58-year-old stated in a video address yesterday that companies need to turn to alternative countries because the
September 1, 2012
Google abandons TV Advertising
After five-year effort of attempting to revolutionize TV advertising, using auctions and algorithms from 2007, Google has given up, and quietly announced in a blogpost that it would close its TV Ads in Adwords product later this year. The desicion was motivated by the growing interest in watching content across mobile devices,
Mystery Shopper’ scam re-emerge in classified ads The Mystery Shopper or Secret Shopper scam is a form of advanced fee scam. The suspects pose as recruiters and encourage victims with job opportunities which are advertised in the classified sections of newspapers, magazines, tabloids and classifieds websites on the internet. The typical Mystery
March 13, 2012
Ads statistics: earnings and spending
Here are the quarterly reports of earnings from Internet and media companies and spending on advertising. GOOGLE: Internet search leader earn less money per click on its online ads. The average price decreased by 8 percent from the same time in 2010. MICROSOFT: reduces losses with the ads displayed in Bing search
March 5, 2012
Google glasses – video
As a technology, the screen only works if you’re looking at it. For an advertiser, that’s just not good enough. If you’re out walking around, the screen on your desk or your console isn’t doing anything. The one on your phone is a little better, but not if it’s hidden in your
