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LiveJournal Makes Deep Personnel Cuts
For a short time there, it had started to feel like we were getting away from layoff stories; tales of 20 or…
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Google Earth Enterprise Wherever You Want it
Google is now offering a portable version of Google Earth Enterprise. Users can now access Google Earth Enterprise, without having the means previously necessary to do so.
Gannett Sets Sights High With New Ad Initiative
Election season was good for media companies; people, places, and things were taking out ads left and right. Now, in the hopes of getting some extra mileage out of the period, Gannett is moving forward with an ad initiative called ContentOne that will affect its online operations.
Big Celebs Hit By Twitter Phishing Attack
Twitter users, take heed: now might be an excellent time to check your Twitter posts for embarrassing messages, and no, we're not talking whatever might have resulted from your New Year's Eve celebrations. Instead, such messages seem to be the result of a new and almost astonishingly effective phishing scam.
Fitness More Interesting Than Diets To Searchers
Are people waking up to the idea that exercise is the best way to lose weight? Maybe. Traditionally, Internet searches for burning off those holiday pounds spike the first week of the year. But this year, according to Hitwise, there’s been an increase in gym interest and a decline in search queries involving the keyword “diet.”
Digg.com Suffers Under Regime Change
It seems all good things are corrupted or abused eventually. For Digg.com, habitually might be a better choice than eventually. SEOs, thanks to aggressive blackballing by the Digg “bury-brigade,” were perhaps the earliest and most blatantly ostracized group muscled out of the prevailing purist community there—no salesmen allowed. Marketers and PR flaks effectively excommunicated, internal drama is free is to ensue as “powerdiggers” are accused…
