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Thanks to matters of both proximity and size, discussions concerning overseas search tend to focus on the UK and China. Russia may…
I wonder how many people in the interactive advertising industry are feeling suckered by Google this morning. For the past few years, Google has continually downplayed its threat to ad agencies and marketing technology companies. “We’re not a threat, we just want to help,” tends to be the main theme.
It's one thing to join an organization; it's quite another to stick around. And anybody wanting to become and remain a member of the Yahoo Publisher Network should probably pay attention to some guidelines posted on the program's official blog.
People with high blood pressure have a better chance of managing the condition by using the Internet according to a report in this week's Journal of the American Medical Association.Dr. Beverly B. Green, at the University of Washington in Seattle, and other researchers examined if high blood pressure could be monitored over the Internet without having to visit a doctor.
Some people interrupted their workdays on Thursday, and others lost a bit of sleep that night. But folks who didn't participate in Google's Webmaster Central chat live can now catch up at their convenience; the company's released presentations and an audio transcript.
Internet obscenity trials are all the rage these days, what with the recent antics of a particular federal judge in the news. In another such case being tried in Florida, a defense attorney has turned to Google Trends to tell him whether a certain kind of content really "violates community standards."
