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When The Paranoia Meter Pops
Bad security days happen, when the paranoia meter pegs and there is no substantiating facts behind it, some days it's bad to…
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Lenssen Predicts The Evolution Of Search
Philipp Lenssen, the resident guru at Google Blogoscoped and a frequent Webproworld contributor, has looked far, far into the future, and he's sharing his predictions with the rest of us. They cover the next two technological "levels" of search, and even delve into the intriguing years "beyond."
Duplicate Content Problems Are For The Weak
Over the past year there have been many discussions about duplicate content and how it can affect a website. Both on and off site duplication has been discussed in great detail on forums such as WebmasterWorld & SearchEngineWatch.
Panama Unlocks At Yahoo Today
It's go time for Panama, the massively updated, long-awaited, advertising system Yahoo will debut this afternoon to its full complement of advertising clients.
Google Waxes Poetic On Click Quality
Invalid clicks have been a concern in online advertising for years upon end. As part of Google's search marketing services, the company has formed a Click Quality Team to answer questions and address potential and existing concerns surrounding click fraud.
Super Bowl = Great Social Media Fodder
While it’s fair to say this Sunday’s Super Bowl XLI doesn’t need any help in the way of promotion, that doesn’t mean the strong arm of the social media “association” (the blogosphere) hasn’t embraced the event wholeheartedly… and that’s including the advertising portion. Before we touch on the marketing aspects of Super Bowl Sunday ($2.6 […]
