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More On McDonald’s Intranet Blogs
The launch of intranet blogs by McDonald's is significant because it's not a high-tech company.
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Yahoo Search Revenues Get No Respect
I'm at Search Engine Strategies in Stockholm today. One of a number of points I put forward in the Ad Forum session today was jumping off yesterday's Yahoo earnings announcement. The company's flat profit for the quarter surpassed estimates.
Google Faces Second Publisher Suit
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) joins the lawsuit frenzy over Google's Print for Libraries project today after Google "flatly rejected" the association's proposal that the search engine utilize the ISBN (International Standard Book Number) to identify works in copyright.
Google’s S.F. Wi-Fi Under Consideration
If San Francisco accepts Google's wireless proposal, the testing it does on location services might be a model for local search or even the much-rumored GoogleNet.
Web And Video Conferencing: Whos Using This New Technology?
In the mid 1990s a few individuals and companies, seeing the potential of the relatively unknown Internet, took advantage of this new medium and got a head start on everyone else.
Giving Up The Job For The Blog
How far would you go to protect the company you work for? Gauriv Sabnis went above and beyond the call of duty. A blog post of his made a customer of his employer, IBM, uncomfortable. They threatened retaliation against IBM. Even though no one asked Sabnis to leave the company, he did so to protect the image of IBM.
