Abstract: Techniques to auction a portion of a web page are described. A computer implemented application may receive a selection indicative of a portion of a web page from a website to be auctioned. The computer implemented application may accept bids from one or more bidders for the portion of the web page and receive payment for the portion of the web page from a winning bidder. The computer implemented application may receive text and/or graphics to be inserted into the portion of the web page and re-construct the web page by placing the received text and/or graphics into the portion of the web page. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Systems and methods for displaying information, which include displaying, on a display, a first spatial representation of one or more nodes of a hierarchy of information, the first spatial representation including a first node. They further include receiving, at a processor, input. Additionally, they include displaying, on the display, a second spatial representation of one or more nodes of the hierarchy of information, based on the input. The second spatial representation includes a second node, which represents information that is related to information represented by the first node. In some implementations, whether, or the manner in which, each node of the one or more nodes is displayed in the first spatial representation is determined based at least in part on (a) how closely related the information represented by each node is to the information represented by the first node or (b) the popularity of information represented by each node.

Abstract: A system and method for navigating web pages in a web site is disclosed. The system and method includes displaying a web page comprising navigation elements and non-navigation elements, receiving a first user input indicating a user interaction with a non-navigation element displayed on the web page and displaying a navigation menu at a location on the web page based at least in part on a location of the non-navigation element interacted with by the user, in response to receiving the first user input.