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What if the comments section in important blogs or popular discussion forums were portable and accessible from various sites and blogs across…
The search advertising company recently spun a message to reporters about having no interest in deep behavioral targeting. It's no coincidence they had this relatively unprecedented chat at this point in time.
Searches for amusement parks hit their peak every July, says Hitwise, and this year was no exception, with most searching for parks close to home because of gas prices. Not only did they peak, but they were the most searched-for travel destinations.
There’s a fresh post on the Google LatLong Blog, and it’s titled, “Where in the world is…(Answers).” You see, the post informs readers of various geographic locations that were hinted at earlier. But if Google was asking (perhaps rhetorically), “Where in the world is an updated image?” the answer would be, “just about everywhere.”
Ask.com has seen brighter days. It's one thing when nobody thinks you can compete with Google (Yahoo and MSN have yet to accomplish that), but it's quite another to lose continually despite all efforts.
Trulia deals in real estate search, but it recently launched a forum (or “social media platform”) known as Trulia Voices. Curious as to how the project’s coming along? Luckily for you, Trulia has provided a “71 day pulse check.”
