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Google launched an interesting new feature to the AdWords interface that lets you see what could have been if you had bid…
It appears that the number of new Twitter users has slowed a bit over the past month, although it's still growing significantly. Regardless, it hasn't prevented the number of Tweets from jumping.
The AP is known for having some fairly unconventional tactics toward the use of their content online. Sure, a company should be concerned with how their content is being used online... but how far is too far? Do you agree with the AP's new strategy? Tell us.
Security firm F-Secure discovered that Twitter has begun blocking links to malicious sites when users try to post them. Twitter has not acknowledged this with an announcement yet, but users (at least some) are getting the following message when trying to post a link to a known malware site: "Oops! Your tweet contained a URL to a known malware site!"
As if there wasn’t enough change on the Internet these days the Associated Press (AP) is now putting together a program that will cost anyone who uses anything that they publish a minimum of $12.50. While that may seem a bit much it gets even worse when you discover that that price is for using just 5 words or less of their material!
YouTube has yet another new—or should I say news?—feature: News Near You.
