Google Gets $1.10 For Every New Dollar Spent
For every new dollar spent on search marketing, Google grabs $1.10. Probably the last time you heard a number like that, it…
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For every new dollar spent on search marketing, Google grabs $1.10. Probably the last time you heard a number like that, it…
I'm going to tell you a story, and I want you to think about which obvious angle I'm leaving out. I bet you'll be able to nail it. Stickam.com, a social networking site that offers a combinative experience with chat, MySpace-ish profile features, and YouTube quality live webcam feeds, photos, and user-generated video, announced today the beta launch of PayPerLive, a platform allowing Stickam users…
Cinema has summer blockbusters; developers have summer open API season. Last year, Facebook. This year Twitter. At least until iPhone season. The latest app Twitter mighta shoulda thought of* is EasyTweets, which allows the obsessive, the Type A scheduler, and/or social media multitasker with more than one Twitter account, to manage his or her Twitter efficiency needs.
Last week, Amit Singhal explained that Google's search results are manually edited on an infrequent basis. Today, the Google Fellow explored some of the technological achievements that allow for manual interventions to remain so rare.
The consumption of content today regularly happens beyond the website publishing such content in the first place.
The Viacom Google saga gets pretty sticky in terms of ironic and embarrassing potentialities. It's yet unknown how effective the anonymized data being transferred will be at protecting YouTube identities. Further, what looks like a coup for Viacom could be a nice strategic move on Google's part.