Search Engines Go Spooky
Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Ask have spiffed up their sites for All Hallow's Eve, but Microsoft is sadly lacking in the treat…
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Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Ask have spiffed up their sites for All Hallow's Eve, but Microsoft is sadly lacking in the treat…
The scales on the back of my amphibian neck contract whenever I hear otherwise intelligent people refer to the Web as a "medium."
IT Analyst James Governor from RedMonk has a posting about what IBM needs to do to get more involved in the web 2.0 world.
As you can see from the graph above, the number of RSS and RSS to email subscribers of Online Marketing Blog has grown substantially since we moved over to WordPress and updated the design.
The French Publishers Association (SNE) has joined a lawsuit targeting the Google Book Search service. The group's objections stem from its interpretation of intellectual property laws. It also - this is not a joke - objects to the way in which Google depicts search results as "ragged-edged" pieces of paper.
The soon to be acquired, YouTube, has received a request from Viacom to remove videos of some Comedy Central shows.