Archive for September, 2007
In what seems to be Google’s entering of social network services, Google has introduced Shared Stuff, a service that let’s you share items you find on the Internet. You can also publish to other services such as Facebook, Delicious, Digg and more. Content is also accessible through RSS or iGoogle. Will Google use this data […]
Monday, September 24th, 2007
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The New York Times premium content is now free. The Times used to charge for access to what it determined to be free content. People searching for news would hit the password roadblock and leave, moving on to another source. With all the content and traffic that the Times has, they can most likely make […]
Monday, September 24th, 2007
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Zimbra offers an on/offline, opensource program for messaging, collaboration, calenderaing and more. Now Yahoo! owns them providing solid competition for Google’s online apps. Zimbra also encourages add ons and mash ups.
Yahoo! Acquires Zimbra
Monday, September 24th, 2007
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Google’s market share is back to normal according to Compete. While these numbers show a broad market share, do keep in mind that for your specific industry and/or region served, these numbers may be irrelevant. For those that have time to research, dig into reports like this to see how it really impacts your specific […]
Friday, September 14th, 2007
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Those who are embended into the SEO/SEM world, laugh your head off as you see yourself in this list. Good timing here….I’m on vacation next week and no, I’m not headed for Linkin’ Park.
Top 21 Signs You Need a Break From SEO (2007 version) ยป Small Business SEM
Thursday, September 13th, 2007
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Uploading your original content to Facebook makes it theirs. Ah yes, many a social network does this including your favorites, Google and Yahoo. Use free online services and your work is no longer your own. Yet another reason not to use these services for special content. Get your own server for original content that you […]
Tuesday, September 11th, 2007
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Sporting a $300 million price tag, Blue Lithium is now owned by Yahoo! The fifth largest ad network in the US and second in the UK, this purchase will really pump up Yahoo’s ad network. Blue Lithium capabilities include behavioral targeting and data analytics. something helpful to any search engine/marketing firm.
Yahoo! Inc. - Press Release
Friday, September 7th, 2007
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3 cheers for the Google adding search to the Google Reader! Google’s web based RSS reader hasn’t had the ability to search, something odd considering they are a search engine?! Now if they’d remove RSS feeds from their regular web searches….
Official Google Reader Blog: “We found it!”
Thursday, September 6th, 2007
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Facebook is now making user profile information searchable by Google, Yahoo! and others. Users can opt out if they decide to remain private. This first wave is a limited search listing but the service is bound to expand making your Facebook accessible to all….check your settings if that’s not what you want.Will this make Facebook […]
Thursday, September 6th, 2007
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Google will be offering news direct from a number of news wire services including AP. These stories will be the original, unedited version you typically see in printed newspapers and their online versions. Google will additionally be enforcing their duplicate content controls eliminating any links to news sources carrying the same story. This means a […]
Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
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