CBS Turns Blind Eye To Super Booble
We'll not pretend TV networks have a conscience any more than we might assume a 13-year-old is actually "sorry," or that he…
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We'll not pretend TV networks have a conscience any more than we might assume a 13-year-old is actually "sorry," or that he…
Wow, Apple is ordered to pay $700,000 for bloggers' legal fees.
Back in December, I caused a little bit of a ruckus when I posted information from Google that suggested click fraud rates were a fraction of a percent.
OK, let's look again at blog search engines. It's been just about an hour since Seagate's news went up.
With Valentine's Day two weeks away small business owners are anticipating sales online to be stronger than they are offline. A new survey from Constant Contact titled "2nd annual Small Business Valentine's Day Outlook" finds that 55 percent of small business owners anticipated strong sales in 2006 but in 2007, only 37 percent feel the same this year.
So the past week of memetic searches ain't all that exciting; it's down right vanilla: political self-congratulatory lollapalooza-esque barny-fied elitism, in a vanilla nutshell. We'll call it an accounting of what's on the mind of the search world, and expect an up-tick in excitement when Paris Hilton takes it over next week, once more of the world learns of her latest indecent lapse of judgment.