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This consumer review thing may need to be rethought. Like just about everything else that came out of the Web 2.0 movement,…
The last two times the Utah legislature attempted to regulate keyword advertising didn’t turn out very well. It’s probably a surprise to many then (maybe not though) that the governmental body is giving it a third try, this time with a version as watered down as it is vague.
As previously reported, Facebook is set to launch changes to its news feeds that will give it more Twitter-like functionality. The changes are set to launch next week, and will update feeds in real-time. In addition to that, the status box is becoming a publisher box. Rather than only allowing users to update their status, it will now allow you to post content - links,…
With the economy in a recession and people looking for more ways to save money, Google is offering help with a new money saving site called Tip Jar. Google says the site is an experiment that it hopes will offer users the most effective ways to save money. Tip Jar is powered by Google Moderator, which itself began as an experiment for the Google App…
Facebook announced today that it will be launching some changes next week. These changes are related to your home page and to pages for public figures and organizations. Pages for said figures and organizations will no operate like the profiles of the common folk. This should inspire greater communications between them and fans.
Google has created a new feature in Gmail Labs that allows Gmail users to import and export filters. It lets you download a file containing some or all of your filters or upload one to create a set of filters. Software Engineer Luke Blanshard shares the following uses for the feature at the Gmail Blog:
