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Inside SMX Seattle
SE Round Table's Tamar Weinberg provides an in-depth analysis of the first day's events at the 2007 Search Marketing Expo in Seattle.
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Google May Make Deal With South Korean Telecom
Google’s had some success in South Korea, yet the search engine giant has also had to make a number of adjustments and compromises. Now its tenacity may be paying off; reports indicate that South Korea’s biggest mobile phone operator may employ Google’s search-based advertising throughout its network.
Joost Names New CEO
Internet television service Joost has named Mike Volpi as their new chief executive officer. Mr. Volpi is taking over for the company's founding CEO, Fredrik de Wahl, who will become Joost's chief strategy officer. "Joost Names New CEO"
Europeans Go Online 24 Hours Per Month
An average of 122 million Europeans age 15 or older were online in April compared to 114 million in the U.S. according to comScore World Metrix study. "Europeans Go Online 24 Hours Per Month"
Google Maps Takes On Public Transit Info
If you ride some form of public transportation - be it subways, trains, or buses - you may know about Google Transit, which helps users “[c]reate your own transit trip, complete with itineraries and maps.” That service worked just fine (within a few areas), but the search engine company now plans to incorporate much more information into Google Maps and Google Earth.
Ask Morphs Into Ask3D
If anyone was wondering why IAC put up a $100 million marketing budget behind Ask.com, the relaunch of the search engine as Ask3D should answer that question.
