Web 2.0: What's Hot and What's Not SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
Lloyd Sakazaki submits: The most widely available source of data for tracking website growth is Alexa. Compared to a listing of the world's top 15 websites from almost two years ago as ranked by Alexa, today's ranking shows: Status Quo: 10 of the top 15 websites remain on the list: yahoo.com, msn.com, google.com, baidu.com, qq.com, [ ]
Internet Companies Ask SEC to Reconsider Listing Fees GigaLaw.com
A coalition of leading Internet companies, including Google Inc., Yahoo Inc. and IAC/Interactive Corp., plans to petition the Securities and Exchange Commission to reconsider new fees that U.S. stock exchanges charge them for posting real-time stock quotes on their Web sites.
U.N. Delegates Criticize Net Companies for China Work GigaLaw.com
Delegates to a United Nations summit assailed Google, Cisco Systems, Microsoft and Yahoo for cooperating too closely with China, suggesting that new global regulations of free expression might be necessary.