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Facebook Makes Subtle Changes to Design
Facebook has quietly made a few changes to its design. It's not exactly a huge overhaul that will provoke the backlash that…
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Court Orders Cybersquatting Company To Pay Verizon $33 Million
A federal court in the Northern District of California has upheld a December 2008 judgment which awarded Verizon $33.15 million in a cybersquatting case against OnlineNIC, an Internet domain registration company. The case is based on OnlineNIC's attempts to take advantage of Verizon and its customers by using names that are easily confused with legitimate Verizon names.
Google Summer Of Code Reflections
Yesterday, we reported that this year's Summer of Code had come to an end. Google provided a lot of statistics about the program, and the whole thing sounded very impressive. Today, we got the chance to talk to a student who was actually involved.
Matt Cutts Talks Google Caffeine Update
Update: Hear what Matt Cutts has to say about Caffeine in this exclusive interview with Webproworld:
More to Retweeting Than Meets the Eye for Businesses?
Retweeting is a phenomenon that has taken the Twitter world by storm. The concept began when somebody added the letters "RT" to somebody else's tweet and posted it as their own. The idea caught on on a massive scale, and now there are services that utilize retweeting as the backdrop of their entire purposes. "Some of Twitter's best features are emergent—people inventing simple but creative…
Can SEO Help Save the Publishing Industry?
At the Search Engine Strategies conference in San Jose, Webproworld attended the session on how SEO can help save the publishing industry, a quite interesting topic, considering the controversy the industry has been experiencing of late. Do you think SEO can help publishers save their businesses? Share your thoughts here.
