Laurel Papworth

JULY 13, 2010

Probably because companies are getting past the “why should we care?&# Social Ads are driving down the price of regular online ads: A recent analysis by ComScore shows social networks, primarily Facebook and MySpace, have over the last year drawn an average CPM of only 56 cents, compared to the $2.43 RocketOn and Living Web (1).

Social Networking 98

Social Networking Advertising comScore CPM 98

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

FEBRUARY 1, 2008

Unfortunately for Digg, the savviest users of the bunch have also been the most vocal about Digg thus far (save for the few blogs that cover everything web 2.0 As seen on compete.com, alexa, comscore and other sites, Digg growth has flattened in the past few months. If nobody talks, nobody remembers, and nobody sticks around.

Digg 100

Digg Social Media Upcoming Ustream 100

Bill Hartzer

DECEMBER 14, 2009

But many have criticized Goldman Sachs CEO and spokesperson Lloyd Blankfein for statements published in the November 8 edition of the UK’s Sunday Times in which Blankfein claimed the company was “doing God’s work.” According to BusinessWeek, Domino’s had become “the latest company to learn how quickly a brand can be tainted in a Web 2.0

comScore 151

comScore Real Estate Banking Handbook 151