Prefound.com Finds It First
The company behind the Hydralinks technology has moved its user-generated content search engine into public view.
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The company behind the Hydralinks technology has moved its user-generated content search engine into public view.
Okay, ladies and gents, time to put on your thinking caps. Andy Beal asks, "What if Google made cola?" and asks for opinions on it. Submit it to the Search Engine Roundtable forum or comment below.
It sure is getting easy to blaspheme these days. An AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) user lost his religion about the company's new slogan, an apparent scrambling of the letters AIM into I AM." The user calls the slogan "blasphemy" and a "vulgar sin of offence."
The user-generated content republic has implemented three small changes to Digg's functionality for its devoted user base.
Danny Sullivan points to a survey that shows Google advertisers say they found their ads more effective than Yahoo and (much more than) MSN.
If you create an email newsletter in Microsoft Publisher, you have probably run into the same problem that I did - distributing the newsletter after creating it.