Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
The Google Blog announces that NetCoalition’s efforts to free up stock quotes are close to succeeding. For now, stock quotes online are a messy business, with most websites haveing quotes that are time-delayed (usually 15-20 minutes), or require registration or …
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Clustered grid computing is increasingly available to the masses. Thanks to developer Doug Cutting, a Yahoo employee and prominent open source developer, aspiring programmers have access to the Lucene search …Comment Original post by Informationweek
Categories: Advertising , Search , Google , Google Software Applications , ROI I often underscore that Google aims to bring its brand of “targeted, measurable advertising” to every media, every sector, in every …Comment Original post by ZDNet Blogs
A top-listed article mentioned that there are two USS Rhode Islands currently in service, one a Navy nuclear submarine, the other a Nova-class starship in “Star Trek’s” mythical universe.Comment Original post by LinuxInsider
At the dawn of the new century, the toddler known as Google had about 1.5 billion webpages in its index, a manageable enough size to satisfy the curious with its accurate results.Comment Original post by CNN
Today marks the end of the first month that I have been posting about AGLOCO . AGLOCO can best be described as a way to grab a portion of the massive advertising money being spent on the Internet. Original post …
NEW YORK – The New York Stock Exchange plans a pilot program later this year that could bring real-time stock quotes to Internet users, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.The NYSE Group Inc.Comment Original post by Reuters on Topix.net
Steve Bryant went and basically redesigned the Yahoo homepage as if it were created by Google filled with Google services, and instead of being a jab at either company, it looks great. Some people in his comments are even saying …
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By Ina Fried, CNET News.com Published on ZDNet News: January 11, 2007, 7:45 PM PT Li Gong, one of Microsoft’s top executives in China, is leaving the software maker, CNET News.com has learned.Comment Original post by ZDNet
You can still download the program, in fact it is still called Picasa, but Google ads now refer to Google’s Photo Software: I guess I was partly right: Google now advertises Picasa as part of Google Pack.Comment Original post by …
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Investors regained some of their swagger Thursday, sending stocks higher and the Dow to another record close after oil prices plunged and a drop in jobless claims indicated the economy wasn’t slowing too …Comment Original post by SiliconValley.com
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Jason has completely made my day by identifying that song from the Geico commercial (you know, the one where a caveman is riding a moving walkway in an airport) as “Remind Me” from Royksopp’s Melody A.M. album. I get that …
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<<A recent post on the CIO blog got my attention: Some website operators are complaining that Google is flagging their sites as containing malicious software when they believe their sites are harmless. …. “We have no bad software or installs …
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<<Posted by Amit Singh, Mac Engineering Manager Google is a fantastic company to work for. I could cite numerous reasons why. Take the concept of “20 percent time.” Google engineers are encouraged to spend 20 percent of their time pursuing …
Now, no one’s going to suggest YouTube has passed MySpace to become the number one trafficked website on the internet (assuming MySpace is even that), but Google’s aquisition can claim one thing: #5 on Alexa’s rankings. It’s quite an honor, …