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The good news, from News Corp's perspective, is that MySpace is continuing to grow. The bad news is that profiting off social…
All's fair in love and war—and politics and business. While greased politicians, like good minions, slam Google for meddling in the 700 MHz auction, Google's own associations show the company is getting better at playing these high-stakes games. Chalk one up for razor's-edge stategery cutting right to the quick of Verizon and AT&T.
When Google's making an important announcement, posts will sometimes appear on more than one corporate blog. Posts relating to Myanmar have been put on at least three, and the Google homepage has been altered, as well.
If you think about some of the bigger people in search, very few of them are involved with video. Robert Scoble has his whiteboard chats, of course, and Rand Fishkin puts up the occasional clip. But video often gets overlooked as a money-making tool, and that (lack of) decision needs to be examined.
While shares of Yahoo clung to some gains after Microsoft withdrew its 13-week old effort to acquire the company, a minimal agreement for search ad outsourcing may pry up those clinging fingertips.
When the Google Analytics team provided a pretty narrow definition of search engine optimization, the SEO gurus pricked up their ears. While their objections may seem pedantic in a way, the point is duly noted that one important element was left out of said definition: link building. The focus of Laura Melahn and Jon Stona's post was actually website optimization, a task distinctly different from…
