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The Day the Web Goes Silent
Not a moment of silence, but a full day of silence is planned by US-based webcasters, lots of them, in protest of…
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Google Extending More PPA Invitations
AdWords clients may see an invitation to join the beta test of Google's pay per action (PPA) advertising appear in their accounts.
Yahoo Puts The Squeeze On Data
The next improvements to search marketing could come from Yahoo Research, where scientists look for all the meanings to be found in data.
Newspapers Sniping Over CareerBuilder
McClatchy, Gannett, and Tribune own parts of the CareerBuilder job listings site, but McClatchy is starting to feel like it's just heard the song stop during musical chairs, and all the seats are taken.
Pfffft! Teens Choose Mobiles Over Sex?
This is a British study, which may be why the Register's headline "Teenagers prefer mobiles to sex" made me spit coffee all over my monitor. Either times have really REALLY changed, or that's a somewhat geocentric result.
Xerox Takes A Stab At Semantic Search
Every day, we bring you news of the latest comings and goings in the search engine industry. The names Google and Yahoo come up a lot . . . Xerox, not so much. But it’s that last company that is preparing a semantics-based search engine.
