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In brand-new offices with a still-empty game room and enough space to triple their staff of nearly 30, a trio of entrepreneurs is leading an Internet start-up with an improbable mission: to out- Google Google.Comment Original post by New York …
Stats December 31, 2006 Can you make money in the Long Tail? Well, it depends who “you” are.Comment Original post by The Long Tail
Here’s some good news: One blogger reports that the AdSense logos appearing with his Google ads are actually matching the colors of the ads themselves, resulting in ads that blend and don’t look like crap. Google has been experimenting with …
Video site YouTube blazed a trail in 2006 It is often said the only constant in the world of hi-tech is change – a fact that makes prediction notoriously difficult.Comment Original post by BBC
Google has had a rash of missteps in the last few day, leaving a negative feeling going into the new year. First off: Google accidently deleted the inboxes of some 60 Gmail users, leaving them with none of their stored …
It was just a matter of time before Google started promoting their own products and services above search results.Comment Original post by Things That … Make You Go Hmm
A few years ago, a Wall Street analyst challenged a forecast Yahoo Chief Financial Officer Susan Decker was making about the Internet giant’s revenues.Comment Original post by Therockinghamnews.com
<<Hi, in case you haven’t been following along at home, I’ll give you the short catch-up info first. Blake Ross wrote a post criticizing some tips that Google recently tried. I agreed that I didn’t like the tips, primarily because …
AJAXWorld News Desk Dion Hinchcliffe’s Web 2.0 Blog is Already 18 Months Old! Jan.Comment Original post by Opensource.sys-con.com
In BusinessWeek, analyst Tim Boyd of Caris & Co. used Comscore numbers to determine that Google makes between 19 and 21 cents per search executed, totalling just under $5 billion in the first nine months of this year. To compare, …
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On December 27, PayPal announced a “virtual debit card”, letting you make online purchases everywhere MasterCard is accepted. One little problem: Christmas was a few days earlier, meaning the online financial service missed the holiday shopping season for some stupid …
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XXENDBOLD News 2007: Where’s i-Technology Headed? SYS-CON Media’s Annual Poll of Industry Prognosticators By: Jeremy Geelan Dec.Comment Original post by Linux.sys-con.com
Taken in a vacuum, a fairly trivial thing happened a few days ago. The co-founder of Firefox, Blake Ross, wrote a post criticizing Google called “Tip: Trust is hard to gain, easy to lose”. He takes issue with a …Comment …
<<Posted by Karen Wickre, Google Blog team The definition of “googol” is a number, and Google lives by numbers. So how else should we look back over the year but with numerical bits? Here goes: This post marks the 294th …
ON a Thursday afternoon before the holidays, the game room at Google’s new offices in Chelsea was being put to good use.Comment Original post by New York Times
WELCOME again to DealBook’s annual “closing dinner,” where we celebrate the year in deals and the dealmakers behind them.Comment Original post by New York Times
More details leaked from the Goophone, the cellphone Google and France Telecom’s Orange are planning to launch some time in 2008 .Comment Original post by 21talks
Taken in a vacuum, a fairly trivial thing happened a few days ago. The co-founder of Firefox, Blake Ross, wrote a post criticizing Google called ” Tip: Trust is hard to gain, easy to lose “. He takes issue with …
Filed in archive web promotion by noel on December 30, 2006 PPC refers to paying for web traffic through a marketing program or search engine advertising.Comment Original post by The Search Engine Weblog
In the Christmas double issue of The Economist, there is an interesting article about Google’s new domain-level email services and their applicability to business.Comment Original post by Emergent Chaos