YouTube grows market share: No end in sight?
YouTube continued to outpace all competitors in the online video market in February, increasing market share from 43% to 45%. As noted on the Compete Blog earlier...
Love Doesn't Equal Loyalty: Online Dating in February 2007
The first quarter of the year represents a busy time in the online dating world, and 2007 has been no exception, with traffic to mainstream dating sites growing...
Social Networking: Still space for one more profile?
Both mobile phones and online social networks keep today’s consumers connected, and their roles seem to be converging. Currently, wireless content providers...
Mobile TV: Just about ready for primetime
As wireless carriers launch broadcast services like mediaFLO and the search for a target market begins, both carriers and publishers can immediately cater to the...
Xbox360 vs. Wii vs. PS3: Demand doesn't lie
After four months of gray market sales, PR blunders, camped-out fans and a media frenzy, it appears that the next generation consoles have finally hit their post-holiday...
The Biggest Threat to Web Radio
I am a die-hard Pandora enthusiast. I love being exposed to new music that I don’t hear on mainstream radio, and I enjoy being able to fine-tune my channels...
CareerBuilder's Super Bowl Ads: Flop or Not?
February was a great month for advertising and marketing experts. They got to sit and watch the Super Bowl, like the rest of us, then publicly rail against their...
How to predict Google's future – two simple tips
DomainTools published an interesting blog post identifying the various domains Google has registered over the last six years. After a careful read and a less careful...
Online Map Providers: Oh the Places You'll Go
The internet has not only revolutionized communication, but how we drive as well. Gone are the days of driving while feeling around the back seat for the Atlas to...
Compete Vertical Wrap-Up
Every month, the Compete Vertical teams take a deep look into issues effecting the Automotive, Financial Services, Travel and Wireless industries. These articles...



