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All of these "parking" sites use paid search & direct navigation to circumvent low organic search result rankings.  But social media doesn't necessarily hinge on search - it's more about friends & application sharing.

This reminds me of fraudulent sellers on ebay who cheat people and then are supposedly banned from ever selling again.  And if anyone knows that software is always at risk for being hacked, it's Microsoft.

As the Financial Times noted in its Lex Column, “Generali sits bang in the middle of Italy's web of corporate cross-shareholdings and political power games”. Generali is the biggest Italian company by revenues (excluding ENI which is controlled by the government). The Financial Times also notes that...

Atlas DMT has the ability to weight conversions based on a person's online ad exposure & actions.  And if it ends with a Google search, click & sale/action, then Google still commands the majority of the attribution.

The Xbox 360 has a bunch of people playing games only available on their platform.  So until PS3 has a game or two that I really have to have, I wouldn't buy one even to have as a "cheap" Blu Ray player.

If search & email can be ad supported business models, then why can't other services or software as it moves from desktop to the Internet?

This is really interesting.  The need for local search is great, but the offerings are limited.  How that element can drive growth in '08 & '09 is beyond me - unless it's mobile.

Global mortgage crisis and lowering housing prices in Spain have not made a significant impact in nine-month net profit for BANESTO. New business line servicing Small and Medium companies has been a bright strategy, considering that 90% of Spanish business comes from enterpriSes of that size....

Microsoft is very eager to make noise in the online marketing space.  With the recent acquisition of aQuantive and now Jellyfish, it seems that they'll stop at nothing to (over)pay for companies with a solid future.  The only problem lies in making their money back.  Jellyfish is on fire...