YouTube delivered on its promise to upload all the Super Bowl Ads as soon as they aired today, with users voting to choose which one will adorn the YouTube front page on Thursday.
The rumors were correct: Google took the bold step of running a Super Bowl ad in the 3rd quarter of the game today, marking its first major push into TV advertising and a new frontier of marketing for ...
The Internet has made the list of nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize this year, going up against a Chinese dissident and a Russian human rights activist among others.
iPhone repair shop iResQ claims that it has the front panel component of the next iteration of Apple’s iPhone, and it has posted a few photos to demonstrate a couple of ways the handset will ...
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As expected, YouTube announced the launch tonight of its Super Bowl ad channel at youtube.com/adblitz, which will allow viewers to vote on the commercials immediately after they air on TV.
Google may run a commercial during tomorrow’s Super Bowl, according to a mysterious Tweet from CEO Eric Schmidt and further details in a blog post from search blogger, author and entrepreneur ...
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Internet connections are crawling in Iran and text message traffic has been disrupted ahead of planned anti-government protests in that country this week. The timing is raising eyebrows.
12% of those watching the Super Bowl last year also kept one eye on the web, according to analytics firm Nielsen. The average time spent online was 24 minutes.
Two men have built a popcorn-making robot that serves up a new batch whenever someone mentions #popcorn on Twitter.
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