Google Mobile Optimizes Search Results for 38 Languages
July 4, 2009 by admin
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Google Mobile Optimizes Search Results for 38 Languages
If you can access the mobile internet via your cell phone, then you now have access to newly optimized Google Mobile search. It reaches 38 different languages in over 60 countries.
The optimized Google mobile search experience began last [...]
Want Twitter publicity? Just enough so you won’t go hungry?
July 3, 2009 by admin
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Want Twitter publicity? Just enough so you won’t go hungry?
If you are searching for a good current “real-time” example of how twitter can help publicize your cause celebre, look no further than the latest being tweeted out today by the likes of such “twitterers” [...]
Google Testing Logo Sizes in Search Results?
July 2, 2009 by admin
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Google Testing Logo Sizes in Search Results?
Philip Lenssen over at Google Blogoscoped noticed a variance in the size of Google logos in the search results from browser to browser.
I did a little experimenting and noticed the same thing. On Firefox and Safari, the Google logo [...]
Penny Baldwin to Yahoo!; David Ebersman Named CFO of Facebook
July 1, 2009 by admin
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Penny Baldwin to Yahoo!; David Ebersman Named CFO of Facebook
This week, there are a couple of executive hirings in Silion Valley related to the search and social networking industries. First up, Penny Baldwin has been tapped as senior vice president, global integrated marketing and brand [...]
Did Email Hacker Bring About Gov. Sanford’s Fall?
June 29, 2009 by admin
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Did Email Hacker Bring About Gov. Sanford’s Fall?
Seems the emails from the Argentine mistress of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford were distributed by a hacker, or so Sanford’s mistress claims according to a report by FoxNews.
The emails were obtained by The State - the South [...]
Aaron Wall Calls Out Google For Allowing Scam Marketing On PPC
June 28, 2009 by admin
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Aaron Wall Calls Out Google For Allowing Scam Marketing On PPC
Aaron Wall, author and founder of the SEOBook website, called out Google today for accepting PPC ads promoting bogus Google money making schemes.
“Google gives webmasters this guideline “Your site’s reputation can be affected by who [...]
More Former Yahoo!’s Head to Microsoft; Weiner Upgrades to LinkedIn CEO
June 27, 2009 by admin
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More Former Yahoo!’s Head to Microsoft; Weiner Upgrades to LinkedIn CEO
The reasons for Microsoft to still consider a deal with Yahoo! diminished even further this week as news broke that three former Yahoo!’s have been recruited to Microsoft. They aren’t the first. You would think [...]
Video Search Site Truveo Relaunches: How to Leverage Your Brand
June 26, 2009 by admin
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Video Search Site Truveo Relaunches: How to Leverage Your Brand
Truveo, the video search site acquired by AOL a few years back, has relaunched. Before we get into the details, let’s be clear: Truveo is not a YouTube wannabe. Their focus is purely on indexing video [...]
YouTube Gets a Slew of Updates Including Wonder Wheel, Improved Advanced Search
June 25, 2009 by admin
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YouTube Gets a Slew of Updates Including Wonder Wheel, Improved Advanced Search
YouTube recently released a bunch of updates across the popular online video sharing site. Here they are:
Wonder Wheel - You may remember that Google added Wonder Wheel to search back in March. Now, for [...]
FTC Becoming Online Big Brother, Bloggers To Feel Wrath
June 24, 2009 by admin
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FTC Becoming Online Big Brother, Bloggers To Feel Wrath
Seems the Federal Trade Commission wants to become the regulator of the web. They have weighed in on behavioral targeting and is ready to set up rules. Now they are ready to start setting rules for bloggers [...]



