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…
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Google is now offering a portable version of Google Earth Enterprise. Users can now access Google Earth Enterprise, without having the means…
One of the reasons Google gets so much press coverage is, frankly, that its representatives are so good about discussing corporate developments. And now things have been taken an informative/slightly ridiculous step further with a blog post summing up Google's blogging habits this year.
Google clarifies misconceptions about bounce rate, showing its importance and factors influencing it for website owners and digital marketers.
Google nearly sneaked this one by us. Probably for the best. They wouldn’t want word to get out their actually listening to people—the comments would never cease. In mid-December Google launched the Google Product Ideas blog, focusing initially on ideas for Google Mobile. The initial blog post reads:
Consumer Reports publisher Consumers Union has acquired Consumerist.com from Nick Denton's Gawker Media. Consumerist.com will operate independently of Consumer Reports publications, and will reside under a new non-profit entity called Consumer Media LLC.
Google shouldn't be surprised if people are unhappy when they're told they'll "get" to pay for Android apps; this hardly sounds like an improvement over the price of "free." But priced applications are en route to the Android Market, and the development may have a couple of beneficial effects.