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Microsoft's acquisition of Yahoo may drag on for several months. Most other tech news is centered on Silicon Valley. But developments related…
For whatever reason(s), Google Docs hasn't really caught on in offices. So, in what appears to be a Plan B, the company is attempting to show how the application can be useful in people's off-the-clock lives.
I like multi-tasking, although the latest Guru-Du-Jour Eben Pagan says it’s a “no-no” So having eaten my lunch while MythBusters was playing on Discovery, I finally opened up the box containing my new MacBook 2.1 Ghz machine (a freebie bundled together with my new 10mbps DSL plan).
While I was off doing some work Jill and Lisa engaged in a debate over whether or not we need SEO standards. Even though I’m a day late and a dollar short I’m still going to throw my 2 cents in.
Users prefer to click on specialized content, including news, images and video when it appears in blended search results, according to a study sponsored by iProspect and conducted by JupiterResearch.Google, Yahoo and MSN started offering blended search results for some user's searches in the past year. Before last year, users found specialized content through targeted vertical searches.
According to the latest Hitwise stats, Google is continuing to marginalize both Yahoo and Microsoft in terms of search share. But if you take Google out of the equation and look at a few other areas, the two companies' numbers are really pretty impressive.
