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How Google Hotpot Is Different from Places
While initial versions of Hotpot were released in mid-November, Google’s heir to Places is only now starting to see a ramp up in popularity. It’s...
Initial Google Netbook Reviews Surface: Part 1
While most users and businesses will have to go through the application process to petition for a Google netbook, some major tech bloggers have already...
Google’s Gmail 2.3.2 Released for Android
In September of this year, Google separated its Gmail application from its core Android OS, allowing it to update the program without relying on a...
Google Reflects on Its Contributions to Computer Science Education
This year’s Computer Science Education Week (CSEd), the second annual event of this name, has seen a huge increase in both attention and sponsorship from...
TripAdvisor Blocks Google’s Review Streaming
Both Google Maps and Google Places aim to help consumers find the right business for their needs, and do so using reviews from the public...
Four More Google Employees Become ACM Fellows
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), America’s first learned society of computing, has nearly a hundred thousand members. However, it only has about five-hundred “fellows.”...
Bing’s National Tailgating Competition Targets Sports Lovers
While Bing has been able to spread its influence to the Yahoo! U.S. search engine and is doing decently in its own right, shifts like...
Anonymous Focuses Cyberattacks on Amazon and PayPal
Anonymous, the group of vigilante hackers launching cyberattacks against groups who have hindered the Wikileaks website, have already succeeded in slowing or downing a number...
Google Sponsored Computer Science Education Week 2010 Draws to a Close
December 9th was the birthday of American computer scientist Grace Hooper. Timed to coincide with this is Computer Science Education Week (often dubbed CSEd), an...
Google Apps Provides Microsoft Exchange Backup
While more and more companies are switching to Google Apps for business purposes, a substantial portion of the professional market still belongs to on-premise services...
Google Insights Show 5 Popular Holiday Gifts
While there are plenty of gift guides to be found on the web, Google is able to offer something more than a prediction of hot...
An Intro to the Google Chrome Web Store
Browsers are becoming more and more central to how we use computers — a fact that Google is relying on for their upcoming line of...
Google Voice’s Newest Celebrity Client: Santa Claus
Ever since Google retired their Goog 411 service, they’ve been promising that their voice team is pursuing enticing new avenues. One of them seems to...
Has Wikileaks Begun a Cyberwar?
The struggle for freedom of information on the Internet has just reached a new level, as supporters of the infamous site Wikileaks launched a series...
The Philosophy of Crap Content
from No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre All of us have visited to ugly looking websites littered with ads and unreadable content…and we’ve likely cursed their...
Ad Text Optimization – What to Test (and When)?
When you tell someone new to paid search marketing that they’ll be getting instant feedback, that they’ll have a sea of data at their fingertips,...
Google Chrome OS Netbook Released for Free in Pilot Program
Yesterday, Google hosted a San Diego based event focused on their Chrome OS and the Chrome notebook. While rumors have been flying about what exactly...
Differences between Google and its Local Competitors
Imagine if you could travel back to the days when Google was still a young upstart in the search engine game, when making your way...
Google Nexus One Receives an OS Update and an Heir
The Nexus One was one of Google’s most prominent contributions to the smartphone market. The impressive specs were present and accounted for, but more important...
How To Filter And Override Your Location Extensions In Google AdWords
If you’re running Google AdWords campaigns, then you have probably heard of (and are hopefully using) ad extensions. If you aren’t familiar with them, you...
Online Marketing in 2011: 4 Things to Do Now to be Prepared
This is the time of year that many of us are thinking about what we didn’t do in 2010 and what we should do for...
Does Your Niche Dictate Your Risk?
Months ago I wrote about why understanding your niche was so crucial for quality link building. Most of this piece dealt with issues such as...
Clickbooth CPC : Can it Compete with Google AdSense?
Clickbooth, a CPA/CPC affiliate network based in Sarasota, FL, has stirred up some news this week with buzz around their CPC offering for publishers who...
Where ‘o Where did my AdWords Reports Go?
It’s finally happened, the reports center is gone in AdWords and we are all reeling in horror right? Oh, Halloween was last weekend. Never mind....
Google Instant Preview: The Visual Aspect of SEO
Earlier this month, Google added a new feature to their Search experience: Google Instant Preview. The feature, explained in detail on the official Google Blog,...
Local Search Tips Whitepaper from Location3 Media
Location3 Media has shared with us their Local Search Tips whitepaper that covers big picture strategies and small hints to maximize local search campaigns. They...
Using Up Your Leftovers: Link Building Edition
Are you tired of turkey yet? By now we should all be just about done with turkey sandwiches and leftover sweet potatoes. But using up...
21 Power User Tips for Web Marketers
Note: This article is intended to bring those who are not from a technical background fully up to speed with some time saving techniques and...
Google wants to know all about YOU
Convenience or Conspiracy? You Decide. What once started as a convenience for users has, over time, started to sound more like some Orwellian nightmare stalking...
A Cornucopia Full of Local Search O-Pack Advice
Yes. Not only did I tie in the word cornucopia into a local search post, but I managed to spell it correctly as well. Now...