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New Food Search Engine Helps Those With Few Ingredients

March 3, 2010 by Kaila Krayewski

Let’s say you have just bought some couscous on sale at the grocery store. It seemed like a good idea at the time. But you get home, and realize that, a) you have no idea what couscous is, b) you have no idea what goes with couscous, and c) even if you did know these aforementioned things, you have no idea how to cook it!

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The Fallacy of Search Engine Marketing Only

March 2, 2010 by Scott Buresh

Allow me to offer a pre-emptive caveat – I own a successful search engine marketing company. Like most businesses, we are constantly trying to expand our client base – primarily through using the same search engine and internet marketing methods that we deliver to our clients. A quick search on terms such as “search engine [...]

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SEO Recommendations Don’t Implement Themselves!

February 26, 2010 by Jill Whalen

I’ve had the opportunity to work with a variety of businesses through the years from tiny one-person small businesses to huge international companies. While there are many similarities in working with different sized companies, there are also important differences.
For instance, what’s great about working with small businesses who opt for full-service SEO packages is [...]

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Why We Do What We Do in SEO

February 12, 2010 by Jill Whalen

I hear from many people who want to be told exactly what they need to do to get high rankings and bring more targeted search engine traffic to their websites. I wish I could provide them with a straight answer, but every site has its own needs when it comes to SEO. Which means there’s [...]

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New Food Search Engine Helps Those With Few Ingredients March 3, 2010
The Fallacy of Search Engine Marketing Only March 2, 2010
SEO Recommendations Don’t Implement Themselves! February 26, 2010
Why We Do What We Do in SEO February 12, 2010

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Google partners with Dish Network for TV Search

March 10, 2010 by Tariq Ali

Google is testing a new television programming search service with Dish Network Corp according to the Wall Street Journal.
The service will run on TV set-top boxes and will allow users to find shows as well as videos from Google’s YouTube. It will also lets users to personalize a line of shows, according to the report.
Companies [...]

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Twitter Starts Looking for Scam

March 9, 2010 by Tariq Ali

Twitter just announced that it will start looking for malicious links in Direct Messages to help protect users from phishing and other deceitful attacks. Twitter will do this by routing all links to Twitter’s link shortner (twt.tl).
“By routing all links submitted to Twitter through this new service, we can detect, intercept, and prevent the spread [...]

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Get All Your Media News in One Place

March 9, 2010 by Kaila Krayewski

There is quite a bit of media news to keep up with these days, what with the constant threat of local newspapers become a thing of the 20th century, new pay models being introduced by major online news sites like the Wall Street Journal, just to keep afloat, online video becoming the new “television”…the list goes on.

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Google Buys DocVerse for $25 Million

March 5, 2010 by Tariq Ali

Google has agreed to buy DocVerse, a startup that enable real-time sharing and editing of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel files.
“What impresses us the most about the Google team is that they all share the same philosophy—giving people the tools to work the way they want.” founders Shan and Alex said in a statement.
DocVerse allows [...]

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Facebook Revenues Predicted to Skyrocket This Year

March 5, 2010 by Kaila Krayewski

It’s been suggested recently by the Wall Street Journal that Facebook revenues for 2010 could hit between $1.2 and $2 billion. The article was published just a few days ago by Jessica Vascellaro and also touches on how Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerburg isn’t itching to take Facebook public. Estimates from December last year had said Facebook’s 2010 revenues would be around $700 million.

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Google Launches Person Search Engine, Other Sites Try to Help Chile Victims

March 2, 2010 by Kaila Krayewski

Google is using its newly launched Person Finder to help victims of Chile’s 8.8 magnitude earthquake that occurred on February 27th. The tool allows people to both search for loved ones, or input information about someone who others might be looking for.

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