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Fiber-optic broadband internet access has increased in Asia. 77% of South Korean houses and 45% of Japanese houses have broadband access through fiber-optics, according to InfoCom’s quarterly broadband monitoring. [Read more]  [Read more]

87% of consumers prefer to read online news for free and they do not mind the pop-up and banner advertisements. 37% have purchased a product or service because of Internet ads on news sites, according to Zoomerang survey. [Read more]  [Read more]

Google has selected ZAAZ as a Google Analytics authorized consultant. ZAAZ will provide Google Analytics customers data analysis and marketing optimization services. [Read more]  [Read more]

Yahoo’s Paul Baush has released an ebook called Yahoo Hacks. Yahoo Hacks contains tips, tricks and projects that can be implied using Yahoo. [Read more]  [Read more]

Visimo’s Velocity Web search platform has helped launch the official U.S Government website. The website includes Velocity’s search, federated-search, clustering capabilities and expanded search results from MSN Search. [Read more]  [Read more]

IronPort, an email security firm, has launched the IronPort Web Reputation technology. IronPort’s Web Reputation technology measures the behavior and traffic patterns of a website to assess its legitimacy. [Read more]  [Read more]

According to a research by Nielson/NetRatings, Vonage Holdings was the top web advertiser for Dec 2005. General Motors and LowerMyBills were next in the list. [Read more]  [Read more]

Microsoft has launched Microsoft Small Business +, a suite of free, personalized online resources and technical support offerings for small businesses. Personalized online resource provides small businesses with access to free business and software training and free or low-cost support options. [Read more]  [Read more]

Google has taken Google News out of beta. Google has improved Google News based on the feedback obtained from readers and editors. [Read more]  [Read more]

Yahoo! has settled for No. 2 position and Yahoo! CFO has said that Yahoo! will not try to challenge Google’s dominance of the Web search industry. Yahoo!’s share of internet searches has dropped from 27 to 19 and Google’s share has risen from 47 to 60. [Read more]  [Read more]

U.S. marketers are shifting their spending from above-the-line to below-the-line marketing. ATL includes television, radio and print advertising and BTL includes database marketing, search, email and online advertising. [Read more]  [Read more]

Women made more online purchases than men, according to Websurveyor Holiday Webshopper Report. 75% of women in the age group of 31-40 preferred to do their shopping online. [Read more]  [Read more]