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Blogger Gives Publishers RSS
Blogger seems to have finally provided publishers with an RSS 2.0 feed.
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Presidential Hopefuls Weigh In On Net Neutrality
Network Neutrality advocates have one word to describe the state of their cause, written in large comforting letters at the top of a gazillion emails: MOMENTUM. A principle that only recently has been understood by the public at large, or has garnered any mention in Congress has won the backing of US presidential candidates.
Google Click Fraud Settlement Questioned
An attorney for plaintiffs in a California click fraud case against Google has submitted a lengthy list of complaints about Google's Arkansas settlement to the search engine and asked that they meet about problems perceived with that settlement.
Lawsuit Against Google Dropped, For Now
If you don't like the ranking your business is given by a particular search engine, you may be able to sue over it. That's what one man did, anyway, claiming a breach of contract on Google's part when his websites' placements dropped. Google rectified some omissions, but it also threatened to file an anti-SLAPP motion. The websites' owner, Mark Roberts, dropped his suit.
Advertisers Neglecting New King Of All Media
The Web as an advertising medium is vastly underexploited in light of a unique new study revealing that Web usage dominates all other media in daily use. Additionally, the study found, chronic Web surfers tend to spend more freely than TV watchers.
Top 10 Incredibly Stupid Landing Page Blunders Revealed!
Marketers are investing a lot of money in PPC ads, but it appears that too many of them are neglecting the quality of their landing pages.
