Dan McKillen

Someday we'll look back at the early days of the Internet and realize that banner ads were the Internet's training wheels before interactive video advertising became the standard ad units on the web.

One definition of being crazy is to continue to do the same thing but to expect a different result.

What's in store for the online health business for 2009? I asked three industry thought leaders to share their views

It seems like there are thousands of web communities online these days.

Marjorie Martin, SVP and general manager of Everyday Health, believes consumers will be the big winner in the merger of Revolution Health and Everyday Health.

Physicians are busy.

Search continues to gain ground on email as the killer app on the Internet.

Most companies have not evolved their marketing strategies to keep pace with the magnitude of evolution we're seeing in how physicians gather information to make clinical decisions.

The Internet has become the ultimate disruptive medium.

The long tail of the Internet has been mentioned a few times in this column over the past few years. The long tail actually refers to all the people and businesses near the tail end of the Internet food chain that make money by leveraging what the Internet has to offer, in a million different ways.