What is URL saturation? It is the number website pages the search engines have indexed. Now you can see how many of your website pages are indexed and compare that to your competitors. Keep in mind that some search engines don't report this, but enough do to give you a good idea of how you are doing. Note: Lycos has changed their algorithm, so you may not see results for that engine. We are working to update our tool.

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Just when you got used to Blogs, something new pops up. Soon you will see video added to blogs (VLOGS). Right now it is estimated that only a few thousand regular bloggers are using video, but it's already raising interest.

New software, such as VlogIt! will be available in May and will make it much easier. The stumbling block is where to host it. There is at least one way to Vlog for free through services like Blogger, but it's not easy to do. There are several companies looking to create ways to host Vlogs.

As technology catches up and Vlogging becomes easier, what will the rules be about using professional video? Right now it seems Vloggers are more interested in creating their own unique video, but what happens once you are able to cut and past TIVO clips or news clips?

Some sites are already posting news or show clips and although the networks have noticed, they haven't moved against these sites, yet. Some networks already put invisible watermarking into their video, so if necessary, they can send software robots out to check the web to see how and where their video is being used.

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	Internet users with household incomes over $150,000 surged 20 percent to 10.3 million in the last calendar year, making it the fastest growing of all income groups in the U.S., according to a study by Nielsen//NetRatings.
	According to a Burst Media survey: Three out of five (60.6%) women vs. 54.1% of men say they have used the Internet to specifically research airline flights/fares, or hotel accommodation/ rates or car rental availability/rates. Women are also more likely than men to say they have made an online purchase of a travel product-46.9% versus 39.4%, respectively.
	In terms of how people get their news, the Internet ranked third at 19%, behind radio,20% and television at 45%
	81% of consumers use email multiple times per day.