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Flickr Is Target Of Yahoo’s Latest Layoffs
While it is no surprise that Yahoo started announcing the layoffs of between 600-700 people this week (the
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New Gmail Lab for New Way of Searching From Inbox
Google has released a new Gmail Lab that adds a search box for regular Google Search within Gmail. When you turn on the lab (simply called Google Search) , you'll get a search box on the left side of your inbox that looks like this:
Twitter Search for All
Having had Twitter search readily available from my Twitter home page for some time now, I had forgotten that this feature was not available to everyone yet. Sure, the feature was always available if you could find it, but having it right in the right-hand navigation column makes it that much more accessible.
Good Online Experience Leads To More Donations For Nonprofits
Visitors to nonprofit websites are more likely to donate money, volunteer time, and recommend the nonprofit to others if they have a good online experience, according to a new study from ForeSee Results. Nonprofit websites score 73 on the study's 100-point scale, below many other online industries, including online banking (83), e-retail (74), e-government (74) and automotive websites (78).
The AP’s Battle For Relevance In A Decentralized Universe
What’s the biggest threat to a centralized organization? Decentralization, of course. Like antimatter to the AP’s matter, the populous Web built a new publishing reality Old Media would rather not face: they’ve lost control of the news.
The Slow Checkmate Of Internet Control
The specious arguments made and overly harsh penalties sought by the copyright (Big Media) industry would be comically absurd if systemic corruption didn’t immediately transform them into tragedies.
