EU giving Google one last chance to settle antitrust search case

May 21, 2012 No Comments

European Union’s antitrust chief has given Google a final chance to settle matter related to anti competitiveness with its main search engine, according to a Reuters report. The EU first opened up an investigation about the matter in November 2010 after rival companies like Microsoft accused Google of abusing its dominant position in the search [...]

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The new Bing is here, start peppering your friends with questions

May 15, 2012 No Comments

A week after previewing the revamped Bing, Microsoft has released the latest version of its search engine to people in the U.S. Head over to Bing.com/new to test out the new social features as well as annoy your friends with questions in the process… Tweet This Post

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Students Grow with Google

Mar 29, 2012 No Comments

The first few weeks of college can shock your system. Many students are living away from their parents for the first time and their roommates are strangers. They may have visited the campus only once or twice before school started, are eating unidentifiable residence hall meals with the terror of gaining the “Freshman 15″ and [...]

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Google pads IP portfolio, purchases Cuil’s pending search-related patent applications

Feb 21, 2012 No Comments

Google’s been buying a fair amount of IP over the past several months from IBM, and now the Big G has acquired seven new patent applications from the now-defunct search engine, Cuil. Back in 2008, Cuil aimed to take Google’s crown as the king of search, but was shut down 2010 because it often failed [...]

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Keyword is the Full Picture

Jan 15, 2012 No Comments

One of the goals of every business is to make money. Sometimes turning a profit is a secondary or tertiary goal, but it’s always there and is always a motivating factor in every decision made by the people who run the company… Tweet This Post

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Type “Let It Snow” on Google Search to Freeze Your Screen

Dec 17, 2011 No Comments

Here’s one more surprise from Google to celebrate holiday season. Type ‘let it snow’ in Google search, and you’ll see snowflakes falling down the page. Don’t miss out the opportunity to write your name in the frost… Tweet This Post

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Yahoo Revs Up Recipe and Shopping Search Features for the Holidays

Nov 16, 2011 No Comments

Yahoo has introduced interactive search results for shopping, recipes and entertainment that will appear at the top of search result pages starting Tuesday evening.The new features integrate Yahoo.com content into the top of web search results… Tweet This Post

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Fresh Idea?

Nov 14, 2011 No Comments

Whether you’re designing a website for personal use or to help build your business, you undoubtedly understand the importance of showing up in search results—the higher, the better. Whereas this was once accomplished with “black hat” tactics like keyword stuffing and spammy links, Google has made most of these tactics ineffectual at best… Tweet This [...]

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Google considers financing a deal for Yahoo buyout

Oct 22, 2011 No Comments

Google is the latest company to be connected to a potential buyout of troubled Yahoo Inc. The search giant has talked to at least two equity firms about helping them acquire a chunk of Yahoo, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, which sites an unnamed source close to the matter… Tweet This [...]

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Too Much Google?

Sep 02, 2011 No Comments

 As the world’s most popular search engine, Google has access to massive amounts of user data. Add to that the popularity of Gmail, Google’s email service, and the growth of Google’s social network, Google+, and it becomes clear that Google knows more about its users than nearly any other service in the world… Tweet This [...]

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Keyword Branding

Aug 05, 2011 1 Comment

Building a brand requires time, dedication and a lot of hard work. Consumers have to trust and be engaged by the company trying to build or maintain its reputation. Ensuring that keywords chosen for a link or campaign are relevant to the business is key, as is ensuring the relevance to any site a link [...]

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Reputation.com to spend $41M on “math” to control your online profile

Jul 19, 2011 No Comments

Consumers will be able to charge advertisers to access their personal data. The company making it possible is Reputation.com, an online privacy company that just picked up a $41 million round led by Austin Ventures… Tweet This Post

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