Google Talks About the Links-for-Money Spectrum

In a Q&A session at SMX Advanced in Seattle, Google's Matt Cutts talked at length about paid links. He was asked several questions about this. Google recently announced it is now reading javascript and acting upon it. In the past, the advice given out has been if you have paid links, you should either nofollow those paid links or use javascript because Google didn't read…

Bing, A Better Way To Search?

With Bing officially launching today, senior program managers from Microsoft discussed the new decision engine in the session "Bing: A New Approach to Internet Search." Coverage of SMX Advanced continues at Webproworld Videos. Stay with Webproworld for more updates and videos from the event this week.

YouTube XL Invading Televisions With ‘XL’ Content

YouTube is finally preparing to take on Hulu with premium content and better quality video from YouTube XL—preparing for a real big screen interface. You know, such as a television. Hulu is rather adamant about not going to television, so this could get to be a bit of a big deal.

YouTube Releases YouTube XL

Yesterday YouTube unveiled the newest way to view the sites content, simply called YouTube XL. Basically YouTube XL is a redesigned version of the YouTube website, optimized for televisions and large computer monitors.

Twitter Users Not Using Twitter

Are you one of those people who have a Twitter account, but doesn’t use it? If so, you’re not alone. Fresh statistics from the prestigious Harvard Business Review reveals that most Twitter account holders hardly every Tweet, retweet, follow, or are followed.