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It's no secret that online video is popular, from Hulu to YouTube the number of Americans watching video continues to increase. In…
Google is working on an update called Caffeine, which will increase the speed at which it indexes content. This could be a step toward Google's incarnation of real-time search. Facebook has just started rolling out its own real-time search feature, much like Twitter's, which has been around for some time.
It's interesting to look at how the web has evolved and continues to do so. Social media (at least in its current incarnation) is still relatively young, yet we have seen a lot of evolution just within this aspect of the web itself. This is highlighted today especially, as we see competition in the real-time search arena really stat to heat up.
eBay-owned PayPal has launched a new way for teenagers to shop online with PayPal and in stores with the "Student Card," part of the "Student Account." The account comes with a number of capabilities for parental monitoring. Features include:
Google recently launched its Facebook Page. Now they have launched one specifically for AdSense. Google refers to this as one-stop shop for up-to-date info. It will be synched with the AdSense blog and Twitter account, and will also contain optimization photos and videos that are found on the AdSense YouTube channel.
Click Forensics has introduced a new traffic quality dashboard aimed at helping ad networks and publishers pinpoint good and bad online advertising traffic sources. The dashboard is designed to help manage downstream publishers and affiliates and adjust online traffic sources and campaigns to improve quality and performance goals.
