Majon International, the world’s top-ranked Internet marketing company, today announced the launch of ity.im (http://www.ity.im), an innovative next-generation URL shortener that delivers unprecedented features and user benefits.
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Internet Marketing Leader Majon International Launches Next-Generation Ity URL Shortener
Members of Private New Online Savings Club Accrue Cash Back through the Three Degree Social Network Join eZipIt for exclusive press preview and party during Affiliate Summit East
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Join eZipIt for exclusive press preview and party during Affiliate Summit East
Finally, there’s a revolutionary new way to launch, track and manage all your internet marketing campaigns. Introducing Bevo Media – a centralized internet marketing management platform.
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Announcing the Bevo Media Launch!
According to NetMarketShare, Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera all experienced a small bump in market share in July, while Firefox and Chrome were knocked down.
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Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera Gain in July, Firefox and Chrome Lose
Smart phones have now reached a quarter of the U.S.
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Android Surges, iPhone Still Sexy
If you’re still wondering what all the fuss about social networks and those silly online games are all about, look no further than the latest Nielsen figures about the top 10 sectors of the Internet.
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Americans Like Social Networks and Games More than E-mail and Portals
A majority of British workers (72%) spend their lunch hour online: shopping, banking, catching up with the latest sport or chatting to their friends on email or Facebook, according to new research.
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Brits lunch hour web surfing habits revealed
clickz Internet use among foreign-born Latinos lags U.S.-born.
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U.S. Hispanic Users Lag Behind non-Hispanics in Internet Adoption
Brits trust the internet more than friends and colleagues when it comes to handing over personal information, according to a study published by data storage specialists NetApp.
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Brits ‘trust the web more than their friends’
The latest annual Consumers & Convergence global survey from KPMG has found that UK internet users are the least keen to pay for online content.
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British least likely to pay for online content according to new survey