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VoIP firm Skype wants the Federal Communications Commission to force cellular providers into letting people have more choice about how they connect…
Consumerinfo.com who does business as Experian Consumer Direct and claims to offer a free credit report has been socked with a $300,000 fine from the Federal Trade Commission for failing to disclose to consumers signed up for their service that they would be enrolled in a credit-monitoring program and charged $79.95.
Everybody stay calm. Go on with your usual SEO business. What looked like a President's Day weekend Google algorithm update was most like a tiny ripple in cyberspace. A handful of bloggers were asking "did you see that?" referring to a sudden, and brief, fluctuation in keyword positioning in the Google search results. SEObook's Aaron Wall begins the discussion:
South Korea is one of the best-connected places in the world when it comes to Internet access, but until recently Google has been unable to connect in great numbers with its tech-savvy userbase.
Since the beginning of the year, Yahoo has looked for ways to separate itself from its competitors as an online brand. Product specific portals, socially driven search and suggestions, and efforts in expanding citizen journalism are just a few of the ways in which the company is trying to accomplish this feat. Yahoo's latest offering in original programming, however, could leave many new viewers scratching…
Google today introduced Google Apps Premier Edition, a more advanced paid version of Google Apps . Google launched Google Apps as a free service August 2006. Google Apps Premier Edition will be available for free until April 30, 2007 and then cost $50 per user account per year.
