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In 2006, spending online increased by twenty four percent, a sizable margin to be sure. The numbers for online retail keep climbing,…
In a densely-written post about click quality on the Inside AdWords blog, Google provides a surprising amount of information in a short space.
In what could be viewed as an "enemy of my enemy"-style situation, a number of telecommunications companies are reportedly banding together to challenge Google and Yahoo in the field of mobile search.
Bad security days happen, when the paranoia meter pegs and there is no substantiating facts behind it, some days it's bad to be a paid paranoiac.
The United Nations World Tourism Organization and WISekey have joined together to expand the use of traveler identification and authentication technologies. The collaboration builds on the Public Private Partnership agreement signed by UNWTO and Microsoft in 2006.
There's no denying that Google is far and away the most visited search engine on the Internet, eclipsing Yahoo in terms of user base by quite a significant margin. Is it possible that Yahoo could make up some of that ground by leveraging itself as a niche search portal, specializing in social search?
