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Gmail Disposed To Deal With Bacn
“Bacon” - a crispy, fatty food - is a wonderful thing. “Bacn” - a sort of, but not quite, spammy message -…
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DOJ Likes Packet Sniffing, Votes For AT&T
Your first thought may be: What's the Department of Justice got to do with Net Neutrality? Well, essentially nothing at this point, except that the FCC asked the Antitrust Division for its opinion. The Commission could have saved some time by just jotting down what AT&T said.
Is Google Hitting Directory Links?
Algorithmic flux or selective penalization? Nobody's sure and nobody that can answer is talking so far, but paid link directories have been plummeting in Google search results. Many are not ranking for their own business name, according to reports, even though webmasters have not received penalty notices.
Google Mops Up Online Video Market
Another comparison, another win for Google. In this case, the competition centers on online video, and in terms of market share (as determined by the number of visits), the search giant is 42 percent ahead of its nearest rival.
Obama Leading All Candidates Online
Illinois Senator Barack Obama is attracting more visitors to his campaign Web site than any of the other presidential candidates according to the Nielsen Company.
Superpages Serves Up BlackBerry Application
We all know that BlackBerry users can become just a tad bit absorbed in their devices, but that trait aside, they’ll now have less of an excuse for being late - Superpages.com just launched a local mobile application specifically for the BlackBerry.
