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Google Warns Of Malware
A new study by Google that examined 4.5 million Web sites for malicious software found that about one in ten sites were infected.…
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Cutts (Finally) Answers Paid Link Questions
Awash in good intentions, Google's Matt Cutts paved a hellish road for himself by asking people to fill out a spam report for paid links. Matt followed up over the weekend (and while on vacation) with details that may have saved him some initial grief.
Re-Upping Your Google Adwords Certification
If you earned your Google Adwords certification close to when the program was launched, it’s about time to re-take your test, and prove you’re still qualified.
Prizes Abound In Yahoo’s Search For Greenest City
An A-list actor . . . two fleets of hybrid taxis . . . and Yahoo! These are the central elements of the new “Be a Better Planet” campaign, launched today. The environment is, of course, intended to be the big winner here, but two American cities - and up to 150,000 private citizens - also stand to benefit.
CBS Goes Net As Innertube Fails To Pop
The aggressive Internet strategy employed by CBS also includes the ability to learn from its missteps, as the network will go beyond its Innertube video service to syndicate content all over the Web.
Are Search Engine Rankings Dead?
The phrases “search engine optimizaton” and “rankings” have gone hand in hand since the start of the search marketing industry. Agencies have gone so far as to use “rankings” as part of their name such as Jill Whalen’s High Rankings, David Wallace’s “Search Rank” and of course, our company “TopRank”.
