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Facebook, Google Rule App Ecosystem in the US: comScore
comScore said Facebook and Google own the top six apps with the highest reach and account for the top eight apps in the US.
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Google Alters Searches to Try to Make It Easier for Americans to Vote
Google says it will now provide what it calls an "in-depth" search result when users look for information on how to cast a ballot.
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This Holiday Season, Smartphones Saved Santa
Shopping on smartphones and tablets jumped 59 percent to $12.65 billion, well above the 47 percent rise comScore was expecting.
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Amazon Most Visited E-Commerce Site in India in October: comScore
In comparison, rival Flipkart saw 164 million visitors to its web and mobile sites combined, while Snapdeal saw 109 million visitors in October.
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Cyber Monday Sales Jump 17 Percent to Over $2 Billion
Analytics firm comScore said it represents the heaviest online spending day in history and the first to surpass $2 billion in sales.
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Cyber Monday Expected to See Consumers Spend $2.5 Billion
Research firm comScore expects people to spend about $2.5 billion on Cyber Monday.
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Yahoo, comScore to Partner on Online Ad Measurement
The move will use comScore's verification platform to provide better data to marketers for ads on Yahoo websites.
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Tata Docomo Unveils 'YouTube Recharge' for Discounted Streaming Charges
The YouTube Recharge plan will provide a 50 percent discount on regular data charges, and is applicable for Apalya's Live TV service as well.
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Power of Microsoft's Bing an Open Question in the Search Industry
New search data calls into question Bing's effectiveness for advertisers.
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Android retains US smartphone market lead in Q4, iOS grows slightly: comScore
iOS grew from 40.6 percent share in Q3 to 41.8 percent in Q4, while Android dipped 0.3 percent to 51.5 percent in the same period.
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Yahoo beats Google to top list of most-visited desktop websites in the US: comScore
Yahoo has been maintaining the strangle-hold on the top spot since July 2013.
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Reddit reaches for profits through a geek-culture bazaar
The big get for 2013 was reaching 90 million unique visitors a month, according to the company, on par with the likes of eBay.
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Online shopping grows, with some growing pains
Americans waited until the last minute to buy holiday gifts, but retailers weren't prepared for the spike.
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Early start hurts Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday hits record
U.S. retailers rolled out holiday promotions earlier in November this year, denting sales growth over the Thanksgiving weekend that typically marks the beginning of the holiday spending period, according to data released Tuesday by ShopperTrak.
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Yahoo overtakes Google to become the number one Web property in the US: comScore
Yahoo's Internet properties managed to capture the numero uno position in US in July 2013, overtaking Google in the process for the first time in over two years.
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Facebook, Google Rule App Ecosystem in the US: comScore
comScore said Facebook and Google own the top six apps with the highest reach and account for the top eight apps in the US.
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Google Alters Searches to Try to Make It Easier for Americans to Vote
Google says it will now provide what it calls an "in-depth" search result when users look for information on how to cast a ballot.
-
This Holiday Season, Smartphones Saved Santa
Shopping on smartphones and tablets jumped 59 percent to $12.65 billion, well above the 47 percent rise comScore was expecting.
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Amazon Most Visited E-Commerce Site in India in October: comScore
In comparison, rival Flipkart saw 164 million visitors to its web and mobile sites combined, while Snapdeal saw 109 million visitors in October.
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Cyber Monday Sales Jump 17 Percent to Over $2 Billion
Analytics firm comScore said it represents the heaviest online spending day in history and the first to surpass $2 billion in sales.
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Cyber Monday Expected to See Consumers Spend $2.5 Billion
Research firm comScore expects people to spend about $2.5 billion on Cyber Monday.
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Yahoo, comScore to Partner on Online Ad Measurement
The move will use comScore's verification platform to provide better data to marketers for ads on Yahoo websites.
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Tata Docomo Unveils 'YouTube Recharge' for Discounted Streaming Charges
The YouTube Recharge plan will provide a 50 percent discount on regular data charges, and is applicable for Apalya's Live TV service as well.
-
Power of Microsoft's Bing an Open Question in the Search Industry
New search data calls into question Bing's effectiveness for advertisers.
-
Android retains US smartphone market lead in Q4, iOS grows slightly: comScore
iOS grew from 40.6 percent share in Q3 to 41.8 percent in Q4, while Android dipped 0.3 percent to 51.5 percent in the same period.
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Yahoo beats Google to top list of most-visited desktop websites in the US: comScore
Yahoo has been maintaining the strangle-hold on the top spot since July 2013.
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Reddit reaches for profits through a geek-culture bazaar
The big get for 2013 was reaching 90 million unique visitors a month, according to the company, on par with the likes of eBay.
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Online shopping grows, with some growing pains
Americans waited until the last minute to buy holiday gifts, but retailers weren't prepared for the spike.
-
Early start hurts Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday hits record
U.S. retailers rolled out holiday promotions earlier in November this year, denting sales growth over the Thanksgiving weekend that typically marks the beginning of the holiday spending period, according to data released Tuesday by ShopperTrak.
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Yahoo overtakes Google to become the number one Web property in the US: comScore
Yahoo's Internet properties managed to capture the numero uno position in US in July 2013, overtaking Google in the process for the first time in over two years.
