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Facebook Not Welcome under the Tree?
As the holiday season approaches and all the hustle and bustle with it, it always seems as though someone or something tries…
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Publishers Push ACAP As Robots.txt Improvement
The Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP) debuted today as a set of improvements to deficiencies seen in the robots.txt protocol currently observed by search crawlers.
Cyber Monday Myth Busted Again
It was like pulling the plug while the stereo was still going – that droopy drop-off of sound and fury – two years ago when the first so-called "Cyber Monday" was conveniently labeled, leaked, and then debunked as hooey on Tuesday. And again this year, it just ain't so.
Google Scrubs More Malware From Index
Google has shown itself to be the strong, silent type, and quick, too - in about two days’ time, the company cleaned up what one individual called “massive amounts of malware redirects” without bothering to say a word about it.
Online Advertiser Settles With FTC
The Federal Trade Commission has reached an agreement with Adteractive, an online advertising company, for its use of misleading spam emails and online advertising to attract people to its Web sites.
Disney May Make Many Acquisitions
How much money would it take to put a pair of mouse ears on your head? Small Internet companies should really think that question through, as fresh reports indicate that Disney is looking to acquire a lot of startups.
