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There is a science behind feeding your data to the search engines. It has become a complicated specialty. As the search engines and the internet…
Google has historically been pretty secretive about what the company is working on – that's typical in the corporate world as it keeps competitors in the dark. But more interesting than that are Google's Not-So-Secret-Secret-Meetings with hundreds of attendees agreeing not say anything about what they heard.
The last time I wrote about Quintura, its “About Us” section made a fairly blatant plea for funding. I noted this request, and called it desperate. Now Quintura is millions of dollars richer, and I’m, well, not.
As publishers release more content, worldwide mobile gaming revenue will grow from $2.9 billion in 2006 to $9.6 billion in 2011, according to Gartner, Inc.
While the world seems to be waking up to a larger, more powerful Google than they anticipated, the company's heft can work to the consumer's advantage, especially in matters of government influence (da gov'ment does seem to prefer corporations over its citizens). On Friday, Google filed 47 pages worth of comments with the FCC about Net Neutrality.
I’m always suspicious when a company claims to have made its product or service available for mobiles. Is the new version different than the regular offering? And is it something I’d even want to access from my cell phone? In regards to Clusty Mobile, a search site, the answer to that first question is “yes.”
