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A new survey conducted by Convio, Sea Change Strategies and Edge Research found that major donors to nonprofits give generous amounts to…
Please welcome Google to the damned-if-I-do-damned-if-don't club. The superiority of search results is what led to Google's dominance, and investors have pressured the company to get back to its core competency while raising revenue. As soon as they do, though, retailers pitch a fit because things become too fair.
New social networking features complement the opening of the public beta of Blist, a site that wants to make the database as easy to use as any kind of list.
California has informed the Department of Homeland Security that although it has applied for an extension on the Real ID deadline it may not be committed to complying with Real ID rules by 2010.
Google News started allowing experts to comment on articles about seven months ago, but it's highly unlikely that the average person knows this. The simple reason: the comments are rare and hard to find. A new feature solves half of this problem by gathering all the comments in a single place.
When searching for information about an artist online the first three results users see are the artist's official Web site, Wikipedia entry and MySpace page.
