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Apple Screens Out Nano Complaints
Cracked screens and easily scratched screens appear to be two different issues, and that's how Apple will handle them.
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Google Levels European SEM Playing Field
One of the chief complaints of search engine marketing (SEM) agencies is that Google favors the big spenders with traditional business models when it comes to setting up an advertising campaign. In Europe, at least, that appears to be changing as Google releases its European Third Party program effective in January of 2006.
Putting Wikis to Work for Your PR Program
Collaboration. I hate this word, it's overused, especially in the PR industry. I should know, I work for a PR agency and my job - technically speaking -- is to "collaborate" every day on all sorts of things with all sorts of people.
Free Speech Issues On the Internet
The boundaries of free speech are oft debated and rarely decided conclusively. The issue with Traffic-Power is no different. The search-marketing firm has had some troubles recently. The company is going after two websites in a high stakes free speech issue they may help define and determine the future of what people can say on the Internet.
Martha Stewart Taps SEO For Apprentice
If David Karandish doesn't win the competition for a place at Martha Stewart Omnimedia, he can always go back to his SEO gig.
VC Thinks BitTorrent Is A Doll
The file-sharing software company has raised $8.75 million in a funding round from Doll Capital Management.
