According to the numbers we heard, the show again attracted more than 10,000 people, with as many as 12,000 registering.  The show floor was a sprawling mass of booths spanning three floors.

UK analysis firm Point Topic has just released its new set of worldwide broadband figures, and the news is encouraging: broadband is getting cheaper, fast. Prices have fallen by 20 percent just in 2008, and the year's not even over with yet.

According to an article over at AdAge.com, increased regulation, taxes on ads and expanded FTC oversight may be headed our way.

Ads with brand information placed in the center of the screen still create brand memory despite a 95% reduction in frames viewed and complete loss of audio.

There is a correlation between program type and the level of digital video recorder playback a show gets, according to a new analysis by a leading media agency.

3-D networks are going to change how consumers interact on the web according to the report, and the change is already beginning. By 2012, registered users in virtual worlds are expected to exceed 1 billion users with total revenue growing to more than $3 billion per year.

Avatars are cropping up with increasing frequency in games, virtual worlds, social networks and other areas of the Web as businesses experiment with them as a tool to drive sales.

The report has Cotton on record with the assessment that YouTube’s filters are “improving month by month” and now catch some 75-80 percent of all illegal uploads.