Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
By Elinor Mills, CNET News.com Published on ZDNet News: April 25, 2007, 6:40 PM PT SAN FRANCISCO–Microsoft may be older and bigger than Google, but it’s Microsoft nipping at Google’s heels and not the other … via ZDNet Original post …
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British software company Autonomy Corp. Ltd. on Wednesday said it was exercising an option to buy consumer video search firm Blinkx Inc., which it will relaunch. via CBC News Original post by Neoseeker.com
Dane Glasgow, the general manager of Windows Search Live, is the latest exec to leave Microsoft’s floundering search business Another executive is leaving Microsoft’s Internet search group as the company … via Infoworld Original post by Neoseeker.com
SEVERAL TRIPS to European cities have shown me good results delivered by Yahoo! onto my mobile phone screens. via IrishEyes Original post by Neoseeker.com
Google’s first-quarter profit rose 69%, maintaining the online search leader’s penchant for obliterating analyst estimates. via Variety.com Original post by Neoseeker.com
Despite obvious differences in the marks, the Board granted summary judgment to Google, Inc. via The TTABlog Original post by Neoseeker.com
ATLANTA, April 25 /PRNewswire/ — Researchers at security software developer Exploit Prevention Labs () have uncovered hard evidence that cybercriminals are using Google AdWords to infect unsuspecting users … via Earth Times Original post by Neoseeker.com
Does Google reduce adsense payout for adwords driven traffic? I have a site that I’m getting traffic to from adwords, but i also have adsense on the site, i greatly increased my adwords spending and I noticed a big decrease …
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Oh, boy, ladies and gents, this one is a doozy. Michel can’t get into his Google Calender, apparently because he is over his Calendar’s quota. Google Calendar has a what? His blog post, translated from Dutch by a buddy: Google …
Search Engine Shoot-Out , by Jeff Bertolucci, PC World PCWorld tested and reviewed several fairly mainstream search engines for text, video, images, news, or local information. via Internet News Original post by The david lawrence show
<<It’s no longer a rumor and definitely not a beta launch. Today’s announcement of the Ask Sponsored Listings contextual product is the real deal. First came Ask Sponsored Listings (ASL) 1.0 in August, 2005. Next came ASL 2.0 in October, …
If Dave Winer doesn’t build Checkbox News, or convince someone else to do so, I will chain him to a computer and refuse to let him go until he does. This must be allowed to happen, no doubt about it. …
Intel has teamed with Google to craft an online-marketing toolkit for thousands of small to medium-size businesses in its 17-year-old Intel Inside co-op marketing program. via Advertising Age Original post by The david lawrence show
By ANICK JESDANUN NEW YORK – Mac users have been blessed with an easy-to-use tool for searching deep inside documents, not just their file names. via North County Times Original post by The david lawrence show
Arie forwarded me this email he received from the Google Apps team: From: The Google Team Date: Apr 24, 2007 1:04 PM Subject: Google Apps Status Alert: Maintenance upgrade for Google Calendar on April 26th To: -@-.com Hello Arie, We …
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<<Congratulations to our favorite come-from-behind Cinderella team, the Golden State Warriors, on their series-leading victory over the Dallas Mavericks. Well, you know them as the Warriors–we call them our neighbors. The Ask.com building is right next door to their practice …
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Download Squad is reporting that a redesign of Google’s main search engine is being rolled out to users, which would make it the first major change in the look of Google search in three years. Interestingly, if this is a …
I need your input. What other types of ad sizes and positions would you like to see? For example, maybe corner ads, top banners (http://www.premiumdomains.com/), etc. Thanks. Original post by drig