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The Filter, a social music recommendation site has released a new version of its software that features an improved user interface that…
We frequently write about global products and services, and that’s fine; national matters also get some attention. But today, we’re hitting close to home (as long as you live in the U.S.), because Yahoo Local has been overhauled.
We've balked at France's attempts to shortcut Google in the past, down right made fun of them for it. But the latest search share numbers in the Land of Baguettes and Snarls (gimme a break, had to get at least one in there) show that Google is near to surpassing the 90 percent threshold.
Visitors to one's online retail website have a great likelihood of starting from a page of search results, as shown by last holiday season's activity.
What has become the Net Neutrality proof of concept AT&T hoped wouldn't come about – the censoring of a band with a cult following – is now no longer an isolated incident.
Social networking is here to stay, but a new M:Metrics study proves that mobile social networking is far from mainstream; in America, which leads the world in this respect, only around 3.5 percent of mobile users bother to access social networks with their cell phones.
