As we continue to create the content economy, hardly a meeting goes by where “long tail” isn’t brought up...

As we discussed in our last blog post, A Look Back at 2005, 2005 was a year of major changes for 180solutions, including technology upgrades and even more aggressive enforcement efforts, but the biggest change of 2005 was the complete overhaul of our distribution model...

2005 has been a year of unprecedented change for 180solutions. We’ve talked a lot about technology upgrades and aggressive enforcement efforts – both of which have had the desired security enhancement effects. The upgrades and enforcement steps have also permitted us to turn more of our focus to our goal of creating the online content economy through monetizing the long tail of advertisers, publishers and content developers...

With only hours left in the holiday season shopping frenzy (are you done shopping yet?), yesterday’s edition of AdAge.com mentioned an interesting point—namely, that this holiday season...

In digging through a seemingly endless pile of emails yesterday, we stumbled across our daily dose of OnlineSPIN, served up from the good folks at MediaPost. Today’s edition discussed Cory Treffiletti’s predictions for 2006 which brought up some interesting points...

Earlier this week it was reported in the Wall Street Journal that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates is considering rewarding users of MSN Search with some of the advertising revenue (or free software or other content) from MSN’s search business. An interesting idea for sure. A couple of thoughts on this…

A few of us recently attended MIT’s “Search Revolution: A Meeting of the Minds” in an effort to hear some outside perspective on Search and the long tail concept of the internet and how it relates to our mission of building the content economy...

Q: What’s the difference between a fanatic and a zealot? A: A zealot can’t change his mind. A fanatic can’t change his mind and won’t change the subject. ~ Winston Churchill. We indeed love Winston Churchill.