Archives
Monthly Archive
for: ‘August, 2007’

Google Doesn’t Own Your Content

If you’re using Google Apps, you might find the fine print a little curious, as reported on News.com: “I am a lawyer, but I don’t want to believe the words I’m reading and am trying to find an alternative rendering of the language to make Google seem less grasping.“ The passage in question is this: …

Read More

Paid Links Must Work

“Paid links” is the topic du jour, and if you scan through your feed reader, you’ll no doubt find much expression of thought on the topic. To summarize, “Google are being big meanies when it comes to paid links”. On the flip side, Google’s consistent denouncement of paid links should indicate only one thing to …

Read More

SEO Is Not An Argument

Or something. I love Godin’s stuff, but he can talk some gibberish, at times. “One of my concerns about the misuse of SEO by marketers is that it’s largely about tactics. It’s easy to get hooked on constant cycling of this approach or that tactic, all to incrementalize your improvements. Big successes, on the other …

Read More

American Airlines Sues Google

Looks like yet another case against Google Adwords, this time brought to you by American Airlines.  ”American Airlines, the world’s largest airline, has sued internet search leader Google for selling search words involving its name. The Web search company has prevailed in at least two similar US cases, including a lawsuit brought by auto insurer …

Read More

Yahoo Local Gets A New Look

All clean and sparkly, with a dark edge. What do you think? I rather like it. New features include better integration with other Yahoo properties, and more social aspects. “The Sunnyvale-based Internet giant has given its Yahoo Local a refresh in hopes of grabbing more of the billion-dollar local online advertising market. It incorporates social …

Read More

New Google Health Screenshots

It’s more than a health search vertical, it seems. “Google Health, codename “Weaver”, is Google’s planned health information storage program. Google’s Vice President of Engineering Adam Bosworth lobbies for the program for quite a while now. Adam said the current US health care system is challenged when it comes to “supporting caregivers and communicating between …

Read More

Sphinn It

I got two posts on the front page of Sphinn over the past few days, one of which is placed at #1. Woo-hoo! How on earth did I manage that? What cunning ulterior marketing plan was employed? None, actually. I submitted the stories and forgot about them. I don’t know if I was expecting much …

Read More
Page 1 of 212»