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A weekend post on the YouTube Blog is calling for users to make "informative, creative" videos to embed in the YouTube Help…
The U.S. Department of State has launched a global video contest on YouTube that coincides with the United Nations' first International Day of Democracy.
Google's foray into the sea, which we discussed last week, is getting even more attention now courtesy of sites like Drudge Report and Digg.
It appears that Baidu, the Chinese search giant, has hit a bit of a stumbling block. Some major portals and social networks in its home market have stopped the company's spiders from indexing their sites.
Facebook is not a social network. Who knew? That's what they have told their users anyway. TechCrunch shares an email that a user was sent when their account was deleted. In that email, Lauren of User Operations for Facebook says:
Mobile search is increasing in both popularity and frequency in the U.S. and Western Europe.In June 2008, 20.8 million U.S. mobile subscribers and 4.5 million European mobile subscribers used mobile search during the month, an increase of 68 and 38 percent from June 2007, respectively, according to comScore M: Metrics.The U.K. had the highest penetration of mobile subscribers using search at 9.5 percent, trailed closely…
