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Judge Orders Palin To Save Yahoo Email
The hits just keep on coming for Sarah Palin. Just as word comes down that more investigations are on the Alaska horizon,…
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Google Blocks Services in Some Countries
Google is reportedly blocking use of it's Chrome browser (among other applications like Google Talk and Gmail Notifier) in some countries with which the United States has economic sanctions and export controls with. "We are unable to permit the download of Google Chrome in Cuba, Syria, North Korea, Iran, and Sudan," says a Google Spokesperson.
Should You Still Submit To Directories?
One of the buzz topics in the marketing world for the past few months is the fact that directory submission is dieing as a method of link development and search engine optimization. To add to the buzz, if you regularly check up on Google’s Webmaster Guidelines you will notice that it no longer lists submitting your site to relevant directories as something you should do. …
Google and Yahoo! Talk Volume Caps with Justice Department
Google and Yahoo! are in the middle of trying to convince the federal government (namely the Justice Department) that their search advertising deal is not an antitrust issue. This has been going on for months as they've tried to convince the entire world of the same.
GoDaddy Gets Smart and Social
GoDaddy has released as service called SmartSpace, which it claims will make creating web sites - complete with blogs, chat rooms, email addresses, photo galleries, and video showcases - easy for people that are not the least bit "tech savvy."
Yahoo Improves Content Match Technology
Search Yahoo News for the term [advertising recession], and you'll see about 1,200 results. But things could be worse, as another arm of the company is seeking to address the problem with some upgrades to its Content Match advertising product.
