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Humans are predictable creatures, but it's interesting nonetheless to see seasonal trends depicting where everybody's going online. January 2007, according comScore, was…
Google has universally been accepted as one of the finer places to work, both in the United States and abroad. It’s vast amenities, which among others include on-site gyms, dormitories, and a gourmet cafeteria, are often a lucrative tool in attracting the biggest and brightest talent. Historically, perks that have been associated with multinational corporations would include a luxurious company car, membership the finest country…
Aaron Stanton wanted to get a meeting with Google to present his idea to them. Only problem? He didn't have an appointment. So beginning of this month, according to his video blog at CanGoogleHearMe.com, he hopped on a plane to California, arguing that if Google doesn't give him a meeting, he'll just be "going to sit in their lobby like a spoiled child in hopes…
CNNMoney.com, a business Web site has added a number of new applications and tools to their site that focus on providing investors and professionals with better information. The new features include live streaming stock quotes that are updated automatically and don’t require users to manually refresh their browsers. A personalization module on the homepage will allow users to track the last 10 stock quotes they…
Advertisers must carefully weigh pros and cons when considering whether or not to use Google and Yahoo's automated bid optimization tools. The two biggest PPC search advertising networks are getting into the campaign optimization act, Google with its "Budget Optimizer" tool and Yahoo with its "Campaign Optimization" tool. While the cost can't be beat (hint: they're free), in general marketers should avoid giving the networks…
The Center for Digital Democracy is decrying how excitement caused by Net Neutrality language being worked into the Federal Communications Commission's approval of the AT&T/Bell South merger overshadowed another decision by the FCC showing favoritism to the telecommunications industry over local governments and communities.
