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YouTube's explosion onto the Internet scene was no accident. It was timing – timing so fortuitous that you might compare it to…
I just had the official walk-through of Google's recent announcement for personalized home pages. In a nutshell, they are allowing users the opportunity to skin their home page with one of six different themes. The goal, and I quote, is to "delight users". And they don't just want to delight them in the short term. They want this to be a long-lasting love affair with…
A recent post by Dorrian Porter highlighted an interesting topic raised by Russell Buckley just over one year ago. The title was, ‘Who Gave Google Permission to be the Judge and Jury of Mobile Content?‘ Despite some very informed comments the topic remained unresolved. In order to render certain web pages suitable for mobile devices, Google had cut out some advertising and in some cases…
The Word of Mouth Marketing Association takes aim at the blogosphere's favorite target, PayPerPost, but Andy Beard found some reasons to be concerned about their choices of disclosure exemplars.
Microsoft researchers teamed up with University of California, Davis researchers to pinpoint exactly where "the bottleneck" of Web spam occurs and how legitimate advertisers inadvertently end up in bad neighborhoods. The majority of spam, they found out, comes from the same few places, and the middlemen are some names you might recognize.
If you’re reading this post, then you can expect a flurry of news covering Google’s beta launch of its Pay-Per-Action (PPA) product for AdWords.
