The Web’s New Frontier
January 11, 2007 By David Schatsky The influence of the Internet on American business over the next five years will be great.Comment Original post by Brandweek
Getting organized for 2007
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Yahoo’s Vista Messenger Setting New Standard
While no doubt Google’s simple and clean applications have been a hit with some users, I’m really impressed with what Yahoo is showing off in its new Messenger for Windows Vista. The product isn’t out yet, but looks to be …
PayPal Unveils Security Key
Infoworld reports that PayPal, long a favored target of phishers and email spam, has come up with a measure designed to better protect its customers. For $5, any PayPal customer can order a little security keychain that displays a new …
Google Earth 4 Released Out Of Beta
Google has taken version 4 of Google Earth out of beta, making it the default install of Google’s wildly-renowned globe mapping software. Most Google-thusiasts have been running version 4 in beta since it was released back in June, and have …
SearchMash Adds Video Search
Google’s searchmash testing grounds has added a new video search area. Now, searches offer you four options in the sidebar: Images, Blogs, Video and Wikipedia. The video search area shows six thumbnails, which you can hold your mouse over for …
Unscheduled AdWords Maintenance – January 9
<<We will be performing unscheduled AdWords maintenance from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. US Pacific Standard Time on Tuesday, January 9, 2007. While all AdWords advertisements will continue to run as normal, you may not be able to run or …
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Infrastructure status, January 2007
<<Okay, it’s been a while since my last infrastructure status report, so I’ll briefly cover the things that I know are going on. The executive summary is that things are relatively quiet. The quarterly-ish PageRank export is underway. As always, …
Our top 10 of 2006
<<In what’s becoming an annual tradition at Inside AdWords, we’re taking a few minutes to think about our favorite blog moments of 2006 – and, what better day to reflect on our top 10 than on the tenth day of …
Our 2007 Q1 Partner Webinar Series
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What’s for dinner?
<<Posted By: Dennis Domingo, Sales Engineer I can be picky with food, and it’s my mother’s fault. A longtime subscriber to Gourmet, my mother loved to try recipes that were different from our culture’s cuisine. She was the first on …
Unscheduled AdWords Maintenance – January 9
<<We will be performing unscheduled AdWords maintenance from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. US Pacific Standard Time on Tuesday, January 9, 2007. While all AdWords advertisements will continue to run as normal, you may not be able to run or …
Kick start 2007 with AdWords learning
<<As another year begins, perhaps you’ve made a resolution to polish up your AdWords skills. Here at Inside AdWords, we’ve put together three ways to learn more about getting the most out of AdWords:Attend an AdWords Seminar – new dates …
AdWords maintenance on January 9
<<This just in from our tech team: We will be performing AdWords maintenance from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. PST tomorrow – Tuesday, January 9, 2007. While all AdWords advertisements will continue to run as normal and you will be …
Super models wanted
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We made the list
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System Maintenance – January 13
<<We will be performing routine AdWords system maintenance from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. PDT on Saturday, January 13, 2007. While all AdWords advertisements will continue to run as normal, you may not be able to perform API operations during …
Enterprise Search With A Cherry on Top
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From the mail bag: Stop thief!
<<Posted by Dan Abbe, Google Book Search Support TeamWe’re always excited to hear about interesting uses of Google Book Search, and in this edition of “from the mail bag,†we check in with Jamie from China, who writes:I typically receive …
http://www.google.com/intl/en/press/annc/sketchup_6.html
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