google: Full list of Webware 100 winners: http://bit.ly/2TmOxf Congrats to all ! (via @mattcutts)
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Month: May 2009
Adbrite – Does It Really Pay?
Hi guys, I’ve been surfing on google and found shocking stories about how adbrite doesn’t pay. Based on YOUR personal experience, did Adbrite pay you? From what I hear, Adbrite does not pay publishers who earn big on their site. …
Euro reporting and you: your questions answered
<<Since introducing reports in Euros for publishers located in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain, we’ve received a number of questions about this launch. For publishers in these regions, we’ve addressed some of your concerns below. How will my …
We Tweet
<<For those who consider blogs or discussion groups passé, we wanted to let you know that you can now stay up to date on the latest AdWords API announcements by following @adwordsapi on Twitter.>> (more…) See original post by …
Netlog integrates with Google Friend Connect
<<When we started building Friend Connect , we wanted to provide a fully open system — one that lets you join any website and interact with the people there in a meaningful way, regardless of where they come from. To …
Small businesses and broadband access
<<If you’re a small business owner without access to high-speed Internet, you may sometimes feel as though you’re operating with one hand tied behind your back. Unfortunately, that’s business as usual for countless companies across the country — especially those …
google: Ida (yesterday’s Google doodle) sparks much sci debate in NYT (nicely summarized by Authors@Google alum Eric Ethridge) http://bit.ly/7cW5f
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google: Speak Arabic? Google Arabia Blog: http://bit.ly/vXVFB Just 1% Internet content is Arabic, but Mideast-N.Africa pop will be 5% of world 2010
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google: Google Chrome: now with more zip! http://bit.ly/AY9ZZ
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Gmail for Mobile HTML5 Series: A Common API for Web Storage
<<On April 7th, Google launched a new version of Gmail for mobile for iPhone and Android-powered devices. We shared the behind-the-scenes story through this blog and decided to share more of our learnings in a brief series of follow up …
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Stable Update: Google Chrome 2.0.172.28
<<We’re promoting 2.0.172 from Beta to the Stable channel today. We’ve made a lot of changes to stuff you never see, such as a newer version of WebKit for rendering web pages, a new network stack, and improvements to speed …
The Chicago Market: Living and Giving Partners with Google.com
The purpose of the event is to help retailers utilize Google tools, as well as the Internet to help target specific customers and reach new audiences. See original post by Gifts and Tablewares Online
Put the pedal to the metal with a faster Google Chrome
<<We introduced Google Chrome back in September, and it’s received a great response so far. Since launching, we’ve been working hard on adding the top requested features and making Google Chrome even faster. Today, we are updating to a new …
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Scaling JavaScript to Large Web Applications
<<The V8 JavaScript engine has been designed for scalability. What does scalability mean in the context of JavaScript and why is it important for modern web applications? Web applications are becoming more complex. With the increased complexity comes more JavaScript …
Using the Google Static Maps API and HTTP Geocoder to power Lonely Planet’s mobile travel guide
<<This post is part of the Who’s @ Google I/O , a series of blog posts that give a closer look at developers who’ll be speaking or demoing at Google I/O . Today’s post is a guest post written by …
Bringing “fiber to the library”
<<By many measures , much of the United States continues to lag behind other developed countries in terms of broadband penetration and speed — but it’s not for a lack of good ideas. Take Don Means’ “Fiber to the Library” …
The U.S. Government Comes to YouTube
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9 new Elance.com banners!
The Elance affiliate program was added 9 new banners in different sizes to recruit Employers. Articles with content links that you can post on your website or blog will be added soon. Sample banner: If you wish a special …
Cropping photos and models in LayOut
<<When working with photos and models in LayOut documents, occasionally, you’ll need to trim out unwanted information. Fortunately, LayOut provides a simple process for trimming, or ‘cropping’, images. The way to crop in LayOut is to use clipping masks. Any …
Analytics Webinar with Avinash Kaushik
<<Little Changes, Large Results: 5 Things Marketers Can Do Now In today’s tough economic climate, it’s increasing important for marketers to utilize resources effectively – in particular, media dollars – in order to maximize ROI. Â But often times, marketers overlook …