IAC's Diller sees more Web media investment
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IAC/InterActiveCorp will invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Internet programming, betting that professionally produced entertainment will win over Web viewers, Chief Executive Barry Diller said on Wednesday.
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By San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Jun. 3--A WEB OF WEB PROPERTIES   IAC owns and operates 65 brands, and counting. They include:   Ask.com| A search engine acquired by IAC in July 2005. Competes with Google, Yahoo and MSN.
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IAC is buying a stake in a network of health-related websites.
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Billionaire Barry Diller, the entertainment mogul who ran some of the world's media giants and helped create Fox Broadcasting, said yesterday he will turn to Wall Street to create a new publicly traded online travel company anchored by the Expedia franchise.
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The inventor of the World Wide Web told a technology conference on Wednesday that making the Web more useful hinges on a familiar challenge: Getting the players behind
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Barry Diller&#39;s InterActiveCorp today announced plans to separate into two publicly traded companies. The planned companies will be IAC and Expedia.
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A Web blockbuster is evolving to try to stay ahead of rivals.
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IAC stands for Intriguing Arsenal of Companies this quarter.
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The acquisition will increase the original Internet video offerings produced by CBSâs interactive unit.
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IAC/InterActiveCorp , owner of the online travel service Expedia.com, on Wednesday posted a sharp rise in third-quarter earnings, saying it kept marketing costs in check during the quarter to boost the bottom line.
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Microsoft is urging Web designers to take more responsibility for content filtering, after forming a partnership with ICRA (the Internet Content Rating Association).
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Marketer says the left-leaning groups are miles ahead in using the Internet for political advocacy.
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Internet company AOL said Monday it is partnering with a unit of Gannett Co. to offer new forms of interactive advertising that incorporate audio and video elements.
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Billionaire Barry Diller, who spent a decade amassing a collection of more than 40 Internet businesses, including Expedia.com and Ticketmaster, plans to split them into two publicly traded companies.
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VeriSign Inc.  said on Thursday  it plans to spend more than $100 million over three years to  expand the infrastructure that helps direct most of the world's  Internet traffic.
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IAC/InterActiveCorp, the online company controlled by Barry Diller, said its performance was proof that it should proceed with a spinoff despite opposition from the controlling shareholder.
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IAC/InterActiveCorp is to split into two companies with the aim of increasing its share of the online travel market and allowing it to focus more on its non-travel businesses.