How User Content Will Change Everything
Google, the advent of weblogs and social networks, and the proliferation of broadband Internet are changing the advertising world in two very…
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Google, the advent of weblogs and social networks, and the proliferation of broadband Internet are changing the advertising world in two very…
"She never mentions the word addiction in certain company," or so the song goes, but Garett Rogers has learned that sometimes, addiction is good, especially if it's to a certain company. After maintaining an investigative weblog devoted entirely to all things Google, Garett landed himself a job.
This Google patent application speaks volumes... literally. As I understand it, the SEO junkies are rightly going over it with a fine-toothed comb to discover how exactly Google plans to fold personalization into the rank-ordering of search results.
Ever wonder what your teenagers are doing? How are they spending their time? There's a legitimate chance they're loading something online. According to the new Pew Internet and American Life Project study, 57% of online teens create content for the Internet. This means about 12 million kids, 12-17 or about half of all teens are content creators.
A 20 year-old was taken into federal custody and accused of compromising 400,000 computers with adware, and letting others use the zombie machines to send spam or launch denial of service attacks.
Complete a task for Amazon under its Mechanical Turk program, and the online retailer will reward people with a small deposit to their Amazon accounts.