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A Year of Google’s Big Eye in the Sky
A little over a year ago, the GeoEye-1 was launched. This is a satellite from the company Geo-Eye, which entered a deal…
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Americans’ Trust Of News Media At New Low
Americans' perception of the accuracy of news stories is now at its lowest level in more than two decades, according to a new report from Pew Research. Just 29 percent of Americans say that news organizations generally get the facts right, while 63 percent say that news stories are often inaccurate. In the initial survey by Pew about the news media performance in 1985, 55…
You Can Almost Get Real-Time Results with Google
Whether you think to use them or not, you probably remember that Google launched its "search options" a while back. Within these options is an option to search by timeframe. Does Google need real-time search? Tell us what you think. You can choose results from any time, recent results, the past 24 hours, the past week, the past year, or a specific date range.
Facebook Creeping In on LinkedIn’s Territory?
According to comScore, one of the fastest growing online categories over the past year has been Job Search. This is not surprising news by any means.
Consumers Want Nothing to Do with Mobile Ads?
Just on the heels of survey results from Compete indicating that many smartphone owners are open to targeted ads, Chitika has shared some findings of a study that suggests mobile users are "extremely ad-wary."
Yahoo Will No Longer Support Old Versions of Messenger
A while back, Yahoo announced it would be retiring old versions of Yahoo Messenger - versions 6.0 through 7.5. They have now set a date for it at the end of the month - September, 30. Yahoo Messenger users who are using anything older than 8.0 will no longer be able to sign in and use the service. Obviously, that means it's time to upgrade,…
