Website Optimization Got Me My Vacation Last Year
It's easy to think of Website Optimization as something stale a boring – industry jargon. A lot of people feel that way.
I have a friend who lived with a basement full of antique glass and po…
It's easy to think of Website Optimization as something stale a boring – industry jargon. A lot of people feel that way.
I have a friend who lived with a basement full of antique glass and po…
Can you make a living just selling domain names? BusinessWeek took a look at the business of buying and selling domain names recently.During the early years of the Internet, there was furious competit…
Search Engine Land pointed out something to me recently that I don't think much about…
Google dominates the search engine market. Microsoft dominates the software market. And that's it, rig…
ReadWriteweb has a post on the new trends that have been shaping up at the search front and those that could possibly challenge Google's dominance in the future.
A summary of the list
1. Outsour…
LimitNone, a small software company has sued Google for copying its product – for Microsoft Office calendar items and email to Gmail.
An excerpt from Wired
The dispute centers around a LimitNone-dev…
Social Networks are the craze and now there is one for Small Businesses. I am a believer in the concept that like the industrial age, when we believed that automation and fuel consumption had no ends,…
MySpace in an unprecedented move favoring its users enabled them to share their profile data, photos and other information with third party sites. The roll-out was announced for sites such as Yahoo, T…
After the Yahoo deal debacle, Microsoft sits pretty with a load of cash and very many online properties as possible suitors.
An excerpt from EarthTimes
Top executives of Time Warner in New York sens…
The partnership between Clearwire and Sprint to deploy Mobile WiMax had been facing certain financial hurdles till late. Now with $3.2 of funding from firms including Google, Intel, Comcast and Time W…
Latest release of search statistics from HitWise have Google topping the U.S search market with a whopping 67.25% as against 20.29% for Yahoo and 5.25% for Microsoft.
An excerpt from the hitwise rep…