Google delivers forecast-beating financial results
California-based company reports revenues of $5.94bn for the last three months, with profits up 27% in the same period
A local ad network for local people: Addiply raises its hand
paidContent:UK: Locally-targeted ad network attracts bloggers and publishers including Trinity Mirror. By Patrick Smith
I’m Family Guy, and I’m a PC
Microsoft has tapped up comedy star Seth MacFarlane - the man behind Family Guy - for a sponsored programme showcasing Windows 7
US web users reject behavioural advertising
Two thirds of Americans think there should be a law regulating online tracking by advertisers, study reveals. By Mercedes Bunz
Bloggers don’t need more rules. They need a conscience
Jessica Valenti: Fining online writers for non-disclosure is futile. The blogosphere can regulate itself, and did so effectively with Nestlé
Bloggers get free stuff, so what?
Veronica Arreola: I review books because I love them, and getting some for free is a bonus – now the US is cracking down on us mommy bloggers
Microsoft launches Windows Phone in swipe at rivals
Microsoft's new mobile operating system is targeting Apple's iPhone and Google's Android with a full-frontal assault and massive advertising campaign
Inglourious Basterds ads ‘inoffensive’
Mark Sweney: ASA rules that the adverts for Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds are not harmful to children
Internet overtakes television to become biggest advertising sector in the UK
Record £1.75bn online spend makes UK first major economy to spend more on web advertising, says Internet Advertising Bureau. By Mark Sweney
Would this advert stop you filesharing?
Alexis Petridis: The decision by UK Music to reprint a blogpost from an indie band on the adverse effects of leaking albums to the internet marks an interesting turn in the filesharing debate
Microsoft’s grinning robots or the Brotherhood of the Mac. Which is worse?
Charlie Brooker: I don't care if Apple Macs are better. I'm not buying one so go home
The worst Microsoft ads of all time
A cringe-inducing Microsoft advert has been doing the rounds this week - but there are plenty of other skeletons in the company's closet
Google Sidewiki: the idea that won’t die, but never lives
Google's latest idea to "help" people comment is just the latest in a long line of failed attempts by companies trying to get into the middle of online conversations
Yahoo launches $100m campaign to promote revamped web portal
Yahoo's move follows decision to work with Microsoft to challenge the dominance of Google
Google wins latest round in Louis Vuitton trademark battle
Preliminary EU judgment says search engine not violating trademarks by allowing rivals to bid on them for search ads. By Jason Deans