New Internet marketing features keep rolling out, and in the last few days there have been announcements from Twitter, Google and Amazon each announcing a major new feature (Google’s is in beta).

As reported in an earlier article, Cheap $1 Boston Market Printable Coupon is Going Viral, the inevitable happened. Due to the overwhelming response – thousands upon thousands of coupons being printed and redeemed – Boston Market is indeed experiencing a shortage of chicken menu items, and has removed the highly sought after $1 Coupon Meal Deal from their website.

With states needing as much revenue as possible during this recession, it looks like Congress is now ready to move in the direction of creating a sort of "Internet sales tax," forcing e-tailers such as Amazon.com, eBay and the like to collect sales tax on purchases even if the buyer is from a state where the e-tailer has no brick-and-mortar presence.

Doing what they can to survive the tougher economy, websites are starting to relax the rules they place on the size and formats of the ads they run. A WSJ piece doesn’t find anyone admitting to resorting to the “unthinkable” (e.g., spyware).

Tremor Media moves into Europe and opens offices in the UK promoting online video advertising.

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Google Assassin from 'Chris X' is finally unleashed and will be helping to kill your day job if you may let it.

Google says it is testing ways to deliver advertisements in computer games but declined to comment on the internet buzz that it will be in the market by year's end.

Leading Brands Seek Trusted Referrals on Facebook Through New Ad System.

Office Live Small Business teams up with The Search Agency to provide small businesses with specialized consulting services designed to help master the basics of marketing a Web site.

www.freshbusinessthinking.com and www.disrupted-horizon.com, recognizing that the Internet and Google will change nearly every element of your business in the next few years, have today announced the launch of a special one day event for owners, directors and entrepreneurs from smaller businesses.

Sponsored links are a money maker for search engines, but a Penn State study using a search engine's transaction log indicates consumers click on sponsored listings fewer than two times out of every 10 searches, a rate which suggests consumers still prefer organic or non-sponsored links.