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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…
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Bringing SEM In House – 10 Great Resources
Bringing SEO In house is quickly becoming one of the hottest topics across the Industry. With businesses looking to cut down on marketing budgets and wanting to expand on preexisting In House teams it will be difficult for traditional SEM Firms to continually offer the same services (at the same premiums) as they have been in the past. Businesses are looking to strengthen their relationships…
BBC Reporter Supports Social Media
Some people see a distinct gap between bloggers and “real” journalists, but Ben Hammersley, who works for the BBC, may change their minds over the next two weeks; Hammersley intends to do his job using social media tools and sites.
Making the Most of Video
Varying the format, just notes from the discussion on Video with Robert Scoble of Podtech and hosted by Howard Greenstein. It was supposed to be on the future of video, as well as revenue sources and programming and turned into a discussion on copyrights and the Internet and distribution model.
FCC’s Adelstein Takes Up Open Spectrum Cause
One down, four to go. That's the count supporters of open airwaves and neutral networks are holding up as Federal Communications Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein publicly voices his support for requiring winners of the upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction to keep a chunk of it open to competition.
Google Engineers Exit, Join Benchmark
Google’s already worried that many of its oldest employees could bail - once those stock options mature, some Googlers will never need to work again. But now, in a move sure to make the search engine giant queasy, a couple of relative young ‘uns have jumped ship.
