Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
After a ranking Google employee gave contradictory testimony at hearings regarding the Internet company’s Wi-Spying, Consumer Watchdog Thursday asked the House Energy and Commerce Committee to put a hold on the proceedings. See original post by KCUB-AM Tucson
A tablet computer that got a controversial start last year is being discontinued. See original post by San Jose Mercury News
Date: November 11th, 2010 04:37 PM – robotamadeus – Domain Names SEO and Value Post: I was wondering about how well the new .LA domain names will place in search engines. names such as VirtualReality.La and ArtSchool.La. Also i was …
Google has a lesson for its employees: Don’t tell the world how well we treat you, or you’ll be fired. See original post by ValleyWag
US TV network Fox has joined its rivals in blocking Google TV from airing its programmes to viewers. See original post by BBC
affiliatebin: sponsored http://spn.tw/tHbvG Seek out a qualified NMEDA dealer and thereby help transport children and parents with disabilities. See original post by netameta
If the first celebrity that leaps to mind when you hear the word “Bing” is the guy who sang “White Christmas,” you probably aren’t alone. See original post by NBC Philadelphia
Perejil Island a.k.a. Leila, the island in the middle of the Google map dispute. See original post by Regina Leader Post
Date: November 10th, 2010 11:49 PM – superprogrammer – Why did google add underscore in indexing? Post: Any idea why did google add underscore in indexing here (search for sears refrigerator) www.sears.com/…/s_10153_12605_Appliances_Refrigerators_ while the correct url is without underscore… See …
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Date: November 10th, 2010 10:59 PM – Amarach – Looking for Developer in China Post: Greetings, I am opening a new school and am looking for someone to develop a site for me. The site will need to include video, …
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There are 213 unregistered users and 0 registered users on-line. You can log-in or register for a user account here . See original post by Hackinthebox.org
The Federal Communications Commission has become the latest regulator to investigate Google Inc.’s collection of personal data including emails and passwords through its Street View mapping service. See original post by MarketWatch
Ask Jeeves has been dismissed from the search business. The virtual internet butler can at least share his shame with overlord Barry Diller , who is surrendering to a company that treated him little better than a servant. See original …
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An Australian hoping to quench his nation’s thirst via the web has agreed to change the name of his alcohol search site after protests from Google. See original post by BBC News
Date: November 10th, 2010 09:29 AM – fcoathomasb – Need a PHP/MySql Go To Developer Post: Several years ago, I was reasonably knowledgeable in PHP and MySql. However; having been away from it for a while, I’m rusty and need …
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Newspaper publishers no doubt long for the days of black-and-white packages on most doorsteps and corporate earnings “in the black,” as they say. See original post by CNN
Facebook has responded to Google’s decision to block the export of contact information from Gmail by offering users a work-around solution. See original post by BBC
Ask.com, the search engine owned by IAC/InterActive Corp., is cutting hundreds of engineering jobs as it pulls out of an expensive bid to compete directly with Google Inc. See original post by MarketWatch
Date: November 9th, 2010 10:06 PM – agent47 – JQuery, Fancybox, and SEO Post: I have a site that uses Fancybox and jQuery to allow content to pop up. This content is initially hidden from view with: am I killing …
Google is facing a hunger strike in China from a group of advertising resellers who are protesting the company for terminating their contracts. See original post by CIO