AOL Buzzing With Intelliseek
America Online's interest in the blogosphere continues as the company announced an agreement with virtual blog-pressure cuff Intelliseek, accepting daily blog data…
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America Online's interest in the blogosphere continues as the company announced an agreement with virtual blog-pressure cuff Intelliseek, accepting daily blog data…
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has now parted with over $1 billion worth of shares in the search engine company. What a difference a year makes. In August 2004, Google went public, shepherded by CEO Eric Schmidt onto Wall Street...
A three-day conference at Biola University in southern California discussed the role of the divine in the world of the blogger.
One site has posted how an AOL Blog Search tool will be available this week, as the blog search battle heats up between search engines.
Who knew you could fill in that "great digital divide" and make money at the same time? Well, red light webmasters aside (that's a different divide altogether), Google's philosophical explanation provided to San Francisco's Request For Information expresses the desire to lessen the class struggles of humanity through free wireless access for all.
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer isn't the only executive Google has moved to cursing. IceRocket's Mark Cuban has joined the chorus after his search engine results were clogged with spam blog (splog) returns, most of which bore the blogspot.com URL. Cuban says its time for Google to get its [expletive deleted] together, and until that time has blocked blogspot.com from his IceRocket index.