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 Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
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
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 …
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 …
“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
<<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
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
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
<<[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 …
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
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 …
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If I were a lot more paranoid than I am . The net result is that 2006 brought us some of the best online applications ever created and you can see the results for yourself below.Comment Original post by Webservices.sys-con.com
Internet video had a big year in 2006, and there’s no better evidence than Google’s $1.65 billion purchase of YouTube.Comment Original post by Chicago Tribune on Topix.net
A guide to boredom: Review: GameShark 4-in-1 Charging Stand for Xbox 360 (tags: microsoft xbox360 xbox accessories) Original post by Nathan Weinberg
The torrent of cash flowing into private equity coffers is expected to make 2007 another active year for taking companies private.Comment Original post by The Jersey Journal
Web 2.0 is the latest cyber buzzword THE NEW ADDRESS Web 2.0 The world of the Internet changes rapidly, and with every change, a new term is added to the already bewildering array of cyber-isms. In the last …Comment Original …
Fast Company is the magazine for a generation of business leaders with high expectations for their companies — and even higher expectations for themselves.Comment Original post by Fast Company
Happy New Year everybody! Lets hope this year is even better than the last (which, unless you got married like I did, isn’t too hard). Here’s Google’s New Years Doodle: For reference, here are all the previous New Year’s Doodles: …
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 …