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If you haven’t heard of Going.com, don’t feel left out - the events-driven network is only targeted at young people in Boston,…
Google SketchUp enthusiasts, rejoice! An official blog for SketchUp is now up and running, and if the posts on it are any indication, this will not be one of Google’s sites that sit stagnant for a month (or more) at a time.
It's not often Google comes right out with highly specific SEO advice. But when it is there, people hang on every ort of minutia. Earlier this week, chief webspam fighter Matt Cutts had them dangling at the WordPress WordCamp as he connected some nuts and bolts.
One of the most frustrating things about RSS is not being able to track RSS subscription rates from source traffic. There are other problems such as how people interact with your RSS content, but even being able to determine which sources of traffic result in subscribers would be a huge commercial advantage for bloggers, allowing them to focus their efforts on traffic generation strategies that…
Google’s homepage has stayed (pretty much) the same for a long time, and the smallest changes have generated scads of coverage. Now, in some foreign markets, the search giant is testing major revisions.
Microsoft's purchase of Massive, an in-game advertising company, and some executive-swapping, enabled it to beat Google and other competitors for the EA contract.
