Facebook Gets Rid Of Some Neo-Nazi Groups

Facebook users may be glad to know that the social network is rid of a few neo-Nazi groups this morning.  After a protest arose over some anti-gypsy pages, Facebook pulled the things, citing terms of use that forbid intimidation and harassment.

Microsoft Live Search Cashback Paying Off

Microsoft says that its Live Search cashback program, launched in May to attract more users has done well in three key areas.Its cashback program has had a positive return on investment for advertisers (ROI), percentage of search queries for commercial purposes, and the number of advertising offers on the system.

Google Docs And Spreadsheets Still In The Shallow End

Microsoft may be down compared to Google in terms of search - some of the most conservative estimates suggest Google's market share is five times bigger - but the Redmond-based corporation still has little to fear as far as productivity software goes.  Google Docs and Spreadsheets is growing at a gastropod's pace.

Why Yahoo News Was Number One on Election Night

You may have heard that Yahoo News was the most popular site on the night of the United States Presidntial Election ten days ago. Now comScore has confirmed this along with some numbers for other sources making up the top five:

AOL Still Reaching Record Numbers

You would think that the growth of broadband usage would take away from AOL's business. That and the fact that they've been closing down services like mad.  Despite these things, AOL has managed to hit an all time high when it comes to traffic numbers, and has experienced year-over-year growth for unique visitors for the 21st month in a row. The following AOL sites reached…