- Mon Aug 4 2003 ComScore hits profitability
The Web measurement company says it has signed a five-year, $18.5 million customer contract that will lead to its first profitable quarter.
Posted by Stefanie Olsen
- Sun Nov 30 2008 ComScore: Black Friday e-commerce hits $534 million
The Thanksgiving weekend was all right, according to ComScore and the National Retail Federation. Predictions for the entire holiday shopping season aren't so rosy.
Posted by Jonathan Skillings
- Mon Dec 20 2004 ComScore: Spyware or 'researchware'?
Controversy over widely used data collection tool could help define the limits of legitimate software behavior.
Posted by Stefanie Olsen
- Wed Apr 15 2009 ComScore: Facebook is conquering Europe
It's now the No. 1 social network in a majority of European countries, a year after the site started offering translated versions for international users.
Posted by Caroline McCarthy
- Fri Feb 22 2008 Social slowdown hitting Piczo hard
Piczo, a once red hot social-networking site, is trying to battle back from layoffs, executive departures, and shrinking traffic. The company is the latest example of how social networking may have peaked.
Posted by Greg Sandoval
- Tue Nov 25 2008 E-commerce posts first ever year-over-year decline
Market researcher ComScore says e-commerce took a hit in November, marking its first annual decline since consumers learned how to fill their online shopping carts.
Posted by Dawn Kawamoto
- Fri Apr 25 2008 A post-redesign AOL hits new Web site traffic records
After a major overhaul of its Web sites, the Time Warner unit reports double-digit Web site traffic growth, alongside strong March measurements from ComScore.
Posted by Dawn Kawamoto
- Tue Mar 11 2008 Google's drop in paid clicks: Part of the grand plan
Company exec tells media conference the decline is due to an initiative aimed at reducing the number--while increasing the quality--of paid listings.
Posted by Richard Defendorf
- Mon Jan 28 2008 At Yahoo, a need to hit refresh
The troubled Web giant used to be known for its innovative ways. To find a way to a brighter future, it could stand to take a look at its past.
Posted by Stefanie Olsen
- Wed Apr 16 2008 Is there something wrong with Google's search ads?
Silicon Valley company reports first-quarter earnings Thursday. Wall Street waits to see if disappointing data on search ad clicks translates into disappointing profits.
Posted by Jim Kerstetter
