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The painstakingly crafted band website created by a dedicated fan could become the next relic of the Internet Age. That may be…
There’s a lot of great reports coming from Google’s annual press and shareholder meeting, held yesterday at the Googleplex. To make it a little easier to digest, we’re going to break it down into three parts for you. Here’s part four, you can also read part one, part two and part three.
With the growing popularity of the blogosphere, many people believe it could be a threat for journalists. At the Web 2.0 Expo, Webproworld caught up with Tris Hussey of One by One Media to discuss the growth of this matter. The print media, newspapers primarily, may need to make adjustments to keep up with the current trends.
This week was my first MediaPost Search Insider Summit event and I was glad to have been able to participate.
Competitive Intelligence — One of the most powerful aspects of search engine marketing is the intelligence you can gain from it, both about your own brands and your competitors. Just how much can you find out about the competition?
When Google invited a group of British tech reporters to a briefing, those journalists got pretty excited. The event involved “a product for mobiles,” you see, and the reporters were hoping to find out about the Google phone. They didn’t. But Google did release a full, UK-specific version of Google Mobile Maps, which is kinda nifty, too. Google Maps For Mobiles Finds Way Into UK
