Hitwise: Facebook Visitors Are Regular Newshounds Posted in Webmaster General by engine - on Mar 19
"...visitors from Facebook are more loyal to News and Media websites than are visitors from Google News." |
Opera Reports Downloads Doubled Since Microsoft Browser Choice Screen Posted in Opera Browser Usage and Support by engine - on Mar 19
"Web browser Opera says that downloads of its software have doubled since Microsoft introduced browser choice to Windows users on 1 March." |
One Or Two Good Links Could Make A Site Posted in Link Development by kidder - on Mar 19
"Can a few exceptional links be enough to push a site into the top ten? WebmasterWorld members discuss their experiences." |
E-mail Spam Continues Despite Strikes Against Botnets and Operators Posted in Webmaster General by engine - on Mar 18
"The problem, say experts, is that those who send spam are not those that run the botnets. As a result, if one botnet disappears then spammers and other hi-tech criminals simply shop around for another." |
Government Data Transparency Called For By Web Inventor, Berners-Lee Posted in Webmaster General by engine - on Mar 18
"I think obviously there are more fundamental ones, but within a democratic society if the democracy is going to work you have to have an informed electorate," |
YouTube Responds To Viacom vs. YouTube Lawsuit Posted in Google Finance, Govt, Policy and Business Issues by engine - on Mar 18
"We look forward to defending YouTube, and upholding the balance that Congress struck in the DMCA to protect the rights of copyright holders, the progress of technological innovation, and the public interest in free expression." |
Bing Maps Adds Telescope Lens Posted in Bing Search News by engine - on Mar 18
"Microsoft is adding a star-gazing feature to its Bing Maps service." |
NYT: Google, Sony and Partners Team Up With Google TV Posted in Google Finance, Govt, Policy and Business Issues by weeks - on Mar 18
"Google and Intel have teamed with Sony to develop a platform called Google TV to bring the Web into the living room through a new generation of televisions and set-top boxes..." |
My Week Running Linux (Summary) Posted in Linux, Unix, and *nix like Operating Systems by mack - on Mar 18
"I set myself with a the challenge of using nothing but Linux for a week to see if modern versions of the Linux operating system really are mature and stable enough for an average user." |
FTC Member : Launch of Google Buzz was 'Irresponsible Conduct' Posted in Google Finance, Govt, Policy and Business Issues by Brett_Tabke - on Mar 17
"Even the most respected and popular online companies, the ones who claim to respect privacy, continue to launch products where the guiding privacy policy seems to be, 'Throw it up against the wall and see if it sticks.'" |
PayPal And China Union Team Up To Allow Chinese To Buy Overseas Posted in Ecommerce by engine - on Mar 17
"The new program allows customers with a UnionPay credit or debit card to make overseas purchases." |
Google Opens Certified Ad Networks To All AdSense Publishers Posted in Google AdSense by engine - on Mar 17
"...all publishers will now have access to these participating ad networks." |
Microsoft Shows Developers IE9 Platform Preview Posted in HTML and Browsers by engine - on Mar 16
"Coming in the new version is support for new Web standards including plug-in-free video; better performance with graphics, text, and JavaSript by taking advantage of modern computing hardware; and a new effort at gathering and responding to feedback from those using the prototype software," |
Report: U.S. Online Crime Almost Doubled In 2009 Posted in Foo by engine - on Mar 16
"The most popular scams involved requests for advanced fees and non-delivery of merchandise." |
Twitter Developing At Anywhere Posted in Community Building and User Generated Content by engine - on Mar 16
"Rather than implementing APIs, site owners need only drop in a few lines of javascript." |
Alert - HitWise says Facebook Passed Google for a Full Week Posted in Google Finance, Govt, Policy and Business Issues by Brett_Tabke - on Mar 16
"Facebook Inc. edged past Google Inc. (GOOG) to become the most visited U.S. Web site for the week ended March 13, the first time the Internet giant has been topped since 2007, according to Hitwise." |
Italian Antitrust Authority Investigating Adsense Payment Policy Posted in Google AdSense by darkyl - on Mar 15
"The antitrust authority is investigating Google Adsense policies regarding the payments made to the publishers and the lack of transparency in how they're calculated." |
Revealing Interview with Matt Cutts Posted in Google Search News by phranque - on Mar 15
Matt talks about faceted navigation. pagerank, crawl budget, duplicate content, 301 vs 302 redirects, rel=canonical tag, javascript, pdfs, video, kml, navigation, and more. |
25 Years Of The .com Posted in Domain Names by engine - on Mar 15
"The internet celebrates a landmark event on the 15 March - the 25th birthday of the day the first dotcom name was registered." |
Google Invites Sent to AdSense Beta Pharma Ads Posted in Google AdSense by Bewenched - on Mar 15
We used to joke that PPC stood for Pills, Porn, and Casino. Those were the big 3 affiliate programs that Google loathed to run ads for. Well, Google knocked one off the list this weekend, by sending out invitations to run Pharma/Pills beta AdSense program. |
Does Google PageRank Still Matter - 2010 edition Posted in Google Search News by kalell1983 - on Mar 15
"I realise that their is a lot of argument about this topic and that most directories still sort there site by pr but to google in the grand scheme of things does it really matter. |
301 Redirect Means "Some Loss of PageRank" - says Mr Cutts Posted in Google Search News by tedster - on Mar 15
"Matt confirmed that this is in fact the case. There is some loss of PR through a 301." - from the Eric Enge interview. |
Evan Williams, Twitter Co Founder: Twitter Fundamental To Democracy Posted in Community Building and User Generated Content by engine - on Mar 15
In areas where censorship hinders freedom of speech, he hopes the "open exchange of information will prevail. |
How To Run Multiple Copies Of IE on Windows 7 Posted in Microsoft Windows 7 Operating System by coopster - on Mar 14
"...it would be nice to be able to run some backward-compatibility tests in Internet Explorer 7." |
Google to Close Chinese Search Engine Posted in Asia and Pacific Region by bill - on Mar 14
Google Inc. has drawn up detailed plans to shut its search engine in China and is "99.9 percent" certain of going ahead with the closure. |
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