Forget the clunky Web. The future of the online world will be a river of information flowing through time;
People ask where the Web is going; it’s going nowhere. The Web was a brilliant first shot at making the Internet usable, but it backed the wrong horse. It chose space over time. 

It's not magic, although online search -- the media that has become the backbone to augment many technologies like Microsoft Windows 10, and businesses such as Google -- may sometimes seem that way to those who don't fully understand how it works.

Strata, a Chicago-based advertising systems provider, says that 44% of agencies in the second quarter say they are getting a “good value” for recent online video ad purchases -- up 43% increase from the previous quarter.

Data from GfK Mediamark Research & Intelligence’s Survey of the American Consumer® show that more than four in 10 (44%) US adults live in households with cell phones, but no landline telephones; this cell phone-only population has grown by 70% since 2010.

Iger opened Disney's meeting in San Francisco yesterday by showing off his Apple Watch, which he claims to have picked up earlier this week. Apple only launched the smartwatch on Monday and showed off a number of interfaces, including a Mickey Mouse theme.

Mobile video is booming, with about 50 million people watching video on their mobile devices, according to Business Insider. Advertisers have taken notice.