Don’t Like Google’s Capitalist Pursuits? Try ‘Yahooing’ Instead
Posted on Jan 2nd, 2007 with stocks: GOOG Ashkan Karbasfrooshan submits: Ok, Google might be evil.Comment Original post by Seeking Alpha
Year: 2007
Will Gmail snafus delay Google Apps Enterprise launch?
Categories: Business Models , Google , Enterprise , Google Software Applications “Gmail is an experiment in a new kind of webmail” is how Google begins its “Welcome to Gmail” overview: A Google approach to …Comment Original post by ZDNet Blogs
Can Google Get More Bloggers In 2007?
Matt Cutts is right. Finally, Arrington’s mention of “Matt Cutts, the unofficial Google blogger†also set my spidey sense tingling. No single person should be Google’s unofficial blogger–that’s not scalable. Matt’s talking about how some people expect him to be …
Germany and France split on Google-beater
Germany is withdrawing from an agreement with France to develop a Google-beating search engine.Comment Original post by The Register
The Race to Beat Google
In an article in the January 1st 2007 issue of NYTimes, reporter Miguel Helft writes about the race in Silicon Valley to beat Google.Comment Original post by Read/WriteWeb
“Absolute Unique Visitors” versus “New and Returning”
<<Happy new year! For our first post of 2007, we’d like to add clarity to the difference between two reports that you are probably already using.Among the vast array of reports that Google Analytics provides, “Absolute Unique Visitors†and “New …
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links for 2007-01-02
OS X-compatible Yahoo! Music video player released as beta – Download Squad (tags: yahoo music video) Original post by Nathan Weinberg
New search engine uses researchers to find answers
ChaCha is only a few months old, but business already is upbeat for the search-engine firm.Comment Original post by Nwitimes.com
Glitches dent confidence
A serious flaw is discovered in Google’s free email service allowing hackers to steal users’ entire contact lists.Comment Original post by The Age
Torrentfreak’s 2007 forecasts
Seriously! Google launches BitTorrent search engine. Google realizes that 33% of all searches on the Internet are BitTorrent related.Comment Original post by P2pnet.net
Glitches dent confidence in Google’s offerings
A serious flaw is discovered in Google’s free email service allowing hackers to steal users’ entire contact lists.Comment Original post by The Sydney Morning Herald
Google Calculator Gone?
Google way back This isn’t a good start for Google in 2007: the Google Calculator and currency converter doesn’t work anymore, as Ionut Alex.Comment Original post by Google Blogoscoped
Google Facing Y2K7 Problem
Two Google services have broken in the new year, most likely due to code that failed when the clock struck 2007. Ionut Alex notes that the Gmail storage counter, which usually adds a third of a megabyte of storage to …
Google Maps: Top Mashup API Of 2006
John Musser has compiled some stats on the mashups of 2006, with 1,404 mashups clocking in at year’s end. The number one mashup API of the year? Google Maps, with 51 percent of all APIs. Yahoo’s Flickr API took second …
Best of Ect News Leveling the Playing Field With Seo
“SEO and paid search go hand in hand very nicely,” said Tom Breur, a principal with XLNT Consulting.Comment Original post by E-Commerce Times
Happy New Year
<<From all of us on the AdSense team, we’d like to wish you a Happy New Year! Posted by Arlene Lee – AdSense Publisher Support>> (more…) Original post by Chris Gilmer
CSRF Attacks or How to avoid exposing your GMail contacts
GMail is having a hard time at the moment, the latest problem is a CSRF flaw that allows anyone to read your GMail contacts.Comment Original post by Joe Walker’s Blog
Is Google search vulnerable in 2007?
Categories: Business Models , Advertising , Search , Google , Venture Capital , VC , Self-Promotion , Google Software Applications Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales wants to beat Google at its winning game, search, …Comment Original post by ZDNet Blogs
My search stats for 2006
<<[Note: I wrote this about five days ago, and I’m just now getting around to posting it.] Okay, all the other search bloggers are sharing stats, so here goes. All this comes courtesy of Google Analytics. If you want to …
Is Data Dead?
Some things never make it out of Beta. Recently, Google deprecated their SOAP-based Search API in favor of an AJAX Search API.Comment Original post by Even a chimp can write code