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Google is obligated to support Mozilla’s Firefox browser through a search contract until 2011. But rumors suggest that may be the end…
So much for the time, money, and compromises on censorship Google's committed in the region thus far. Plus its new music venture. An analyst said this morning that Google's Chinese arm won't do so well, anyway.
Update: I contacted Facebook asking for more details on the testing, and I was given only the following official statement from the company:
Remember in late February when a new Digg Toolbar was uncovered via an image on Flickr? It was said to be coming out to take on StumbleUpon and TinyURL (and similar services) at the same time. Well now we get a closer look at that as Digg prepares to roll out the DiggBar. Kevin Rose posted about it at Digg the Blog today and included…
Google’s changing it up, and local search optimization just became very, very important. It used to be a searcher had to be very specific about a query to bring back local results. To borrow from Search Engine Guide's Miriam Ellis, who tips us off to the changes in the usual Google “10 pack,” or the top ten search results, a search for “chiropractor” reveals just…
The number of websites blocked for hosting malicious content rose by 197 percent in March, according to MessageLabs, the highest number since October 2008. Experts credit the spike to a sharp increase in web-based and email-borne images with injected scripts like JavaScript and VBScript.
