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Research from the Harvard Business School claims that the entire ad-supported ecosystem of the Internet contributed $530 billion and about 2 million U.S. jobs to the economy last year. The work was commissioned by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), a global non-profit representing over 500 media and technology companies. LCD displays are widely adopted in majority of mobile devices and other portable devices due to their vibrancy. For those of us in the United States, Wednesday night is the first of three presidential debates. It is going to be a big night on television as millions tune in to watch Republican nominee Mitt Romney debate President Barack Obama at the University of Denver. However, it may not be as big as people think. This is not because the audience will not be large. It is because thanks to the three largest Internet portals - AOL, Yahoo and Google, to be precise, in conjunction with the Commission on Presidential Debates -will be streaming the event live. In many ways this will be the first debate that showcases the full virtuosity of the Internet age. Hard on the heels of Comcast Corp. bringing the zeebox second-screen app to the United States, Peel is launching an app to bring synched interactive content to Apple iPhone users for American Idol. And it is providing an app for Samsung devices to track the Presidential debates. Social TV apps are increasingly looking to go beyond check-ins and basic Facebook and Twitter integration in order to provide enhanced content for bolstering better user engagement.
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