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comScore stories: 4 news summaries

Google Plans Service to Track Surfers' Activity

Plan would help companies target ads

Jun 24, 08 12:11 PM CDT
(Newser) - A new Google service will track web users’ activity to help companies target ads, raising concerns about conflict of interest, the Wall Street Journal reports. The free tool will use server data to track hits, a plan that threatens current industry giants comScore and Nielsen Online. Those paid services employ... More »

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Google • advertising • marketing • comScore • advertisers

Google Not Clicking with Investors

Share price continues slide as advertising views flatline in January

Feb 27, 08 7:12 AM CST
(Newser) - Google, flying high in November when its stock hit a record $747.24, is falling back to Earth as investors worry that the slowing economy is discouraging web surfers from clicking on the search giant’s ads, reports the Wall Street Journal. A comScore report yesterday said Google’s... More »

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Google • online advertising • comScore • Internet advertising • click throughs • web traffic • ad clicks

E-Commerce All Grown Up, Sales Growth Finally Slows

Internet sales set new records, but rise more slowly than last year

Dec 28, 07 8:39 PM CST
(Newser) - Online sales continued to out-pace traditional retailers this season, boasting a 19% spike, but fell compared to 25-30% growth rates in past seasons, the New York Times reports. While e-tailers beat the scrawny 3.6% sales growth of traditional stores, experts attribute the slowdown to the maturing of online shopping. More »

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US economy • holiday shopping • comScore • online shopping • MasterCard Advisors • retail shopping • e-commerce • Amazon.com

Radiohead Denies Report That Fans Aren't Paying

Company said 62% chose not to pay in experimental album release

Nov 9, 07 3:59 PM CST
(Newser) - Just how successful has Radiohead's experimental pay-if-you-want online album release been? That's in debate as the band denies a report that just 38% of fans opted to pay for In Rainbows, and most paid under $4. Radiohead said the the figures from comScore Inc. are "wholly inaccurate," reports... More »

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music industry • music downloads • music sales • album release • Radiohead • online music • comScore

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