Facebook IPO : Overvalued and Overhyped

Facebook IPO seeks a valuation of $80 billion to $100billion though it has hardly any asset or revenue track record that justifies such a valuation. Wall Street is heavily backing the issue scenting huge underwriting profits.

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Twitter Follows Google, To Adhere To Local Laws To Protect Biz

In July 2010 Google reluctantly agreed to abide by China Laws during the annual licence renewal. Now Twitter is following Google Compliance Strategy to Protect Overseas Markets

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Groupon is a Cyborg claims Mason

Groupon model is a complex hybrid human technology interface that fully wired web giants behind swanky desks would find difficult to replicate says Andrew Mason.

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Google+ mucks up Google Search

Published on 17 January 2012 by in All Things Search

Google+ mucks up Google Search

Google + Results in Google Search evokes protest. Is Larry Page tweaking Google’s long term models to maximise its ad revenue?

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2012 may see online TV and Streaming Video Boom

More and more companies are now investing in audio visual content creation as internet biggies ready themselves for online television and streaming video services.

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You Tube Looses Soul, Becomes Google Tube

You Tube redesign has made it unpopular with users, not only because it has removed several features, but because its channel partners generate very little interesting content.

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Facebook unleashes Timeline to Squash Privacy Litigation

Facebook launches ‘Timeline’ to offset privacy concerns raised by the Irish Data Protection Comission’s audit into the user data storing activities by the social media giant.

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Is Internet Censorship Enforceable?

With hackers, geeks and cyber warfare exponents, banks, corporates and criminals all working to maintain their own fiefdom it maybe impossible for Governments, Google or Facebook to really enforce censorship.

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Google Finds New Trends from Emerging Markets

Google finds new trends from mobile markets that are growing twice as fast in the high volume fast growth emerging economies.

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No Secrets at Facebook

Published on 22 November 2011 by in All Things Search, Social Media

No Secrets at Facebook

Irish authroties have started audit proceedings of Facebook data after it was revealed that Facebook collected extensive personal data on both users and non-users.

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The Meta Description Tag

The keywords and phrases you use in your Meta description tag may not affect your page’s ranking in the search engines, but this tag can still come in handy in your overall SEO and social media marketing campaigns. What Is the Meta Description Tag? It’s a snippet of HTML code that belongs inside the <Head> [...]

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Google+1 Can Outdo Facebook only in Mobile

It now looks that Facebook would only face challenge from Google+ 1 in the humungous mobile segment where it has nothing to match the Android ecosystem.

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Is Your Search Function Ready for the Mobile Takeover? 5 Tips to Help You Prepare

Surfing the web is slowly moving away from the desktop and onto mobile devices. For this reason, companies need to begin optimizing their webpages for the small screen. Consider these 5 tips about how you can get the most out of a cell phone search.

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Apple Siri Active Search Can Hurt Google Says Schmidt

“History shows that popular technology is often supplanted by entirely new models.” wrote Eric Schmidt about Siri search on Apple 4S iPhone that he feels could upstage Google search

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