Google Webmaster Video : Matt Cutts Reading SEJ on iPhone
Thursday, 31 July 2008
The Google Webmaster Central Blog posted a YouTube Video of the day in the life of the Google Webmaster Support team. It’s a really cool account of the daily routine of the different members of the Google Webmaster Central team.
Just when I thought the video couldn’t get any cooler, Matt Cutts whips out his iPhone and shows the viewers how...
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Chitika - the 5th Search Engine?
Thursday, 31 July 2008
I recently had an email chat with Alden DoRosario from Chitika about the recent rapid growth of their ad network. They have been aggressively signing up bloggers and other independent publishers, and are now getting over 2 billion monthly impressions, with their behaviorally targeted Premium ads getting hundreds of millions of monthly search driven impressions, putting their search distribution network on par with...
Delicious.com Relaunches : Enhanced Speed, Search Design with No Dots
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Yahoo is launching the new version of Delicious.com (del.icio.us) today and with or without the dots, the company seems to be moving on with its social bookmarking platform, even without Joshua Schachter (the original founder of del.icio.us who left Yahoo in the Spring) behind the wheel.
Google Yahoo Spent $1.36 Million in Lobbying Last Quarter
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Google and Yahoo spent a combined $1.36 Million last quarter in lobbying according to the Associated Press, with Yahoo spending $630,000 and Google topping off at $730,000.
Google spent their lobbying funds the following political efforts :
- The agreement to let Google serve advertising on the Yahoo network and regulation of online advertising
- Net neutrality rules that would bar ISP’s from favoring or discriminating against Internet...
Google Maps StreetView Begins in UK
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Google has been given the go ahead to begin their StreetView project in the UK, which will capture images from Google cars with cameras perched on the top, and publish those images on Google Maps.
Privacy concerns surround Google StreetView because of photos published of vehicles, license plates, private property and individuals online.