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Ask.com is taking online privacy to a new level–by putting you in control of your privacy when searching on the internet.
Cars, cars, cars - I like ‘em, and it would seem that Internet Brands does, as well. The company, which already owned sites like Autos.com and CarsDirect, has now bought at least eight popular automotive forums.
Google shares are dropping in after hours trading after the company announced its second quarter earnings report, missing estimates by 3 cents per share.
All the latest televisions have embraced this format, and now YouTube (sort of) has, as well: video search results are being displayed in a widescreen ratio. It’s not clear when this feature might make the jump to the videos themselves, however.
If you think it’s only large businesses that need to worry about their online reputation, the Wall Street Journal wants to remind you otherwise. They take a look at the effects of negative reviews on small businesses and give an example of a spa owner who discovered she had a 2 1/2 star rating on Yelp.com.
Click Forensics has released pay-per-click (PPC) fraud figures for the second quarter of 2007.
