Bank Sues Google for Not Disclosing a Gmail User’s Info
Rocky Mountain Bank in Wyoming is suing Google for not wanting to disclose the identity of one Gmail user who accidentally received an email erroneously...
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Arnold Zafra writes daily on the announcements by Google, Ask.com, Yahoo & MSN along with how these announcements effect web publishers. He is currently building three niche blogs covering iPad News, Google Android Phones and E-Book Readers.
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Gelato Adds Real-Time Search to Online Dating
Are you in the mood for something new and yet still related to search? How about checking out Gelato? a new online dating site that...
Google Does Not Use Meta Keywords in Site Ranking
Google’s Search Quality Expert Matt Cutts has just explained a shocking truth about how Google ranks web sites on its main site – it does...
Google Explains the Mysterious Google Doodle
So finally, Google has issued an official explanation about the mysterious appearance of the Google Doodle depicting a UFO abducting the “O” in Google’s logo....
Google Launches the DoubleClick Ad Exchange
Finally after acquiring Double Click for a whooping $3.1 billion, Google will now try to regain what they’ve invested in the company. The Official Google...
Yahoo Loses Search Market Share While Bing Surges
Latest data on search engine market share from Nielsen showed that as Yahoo continues its losing streak, Bing is on a rampage gaining 10.7% of...
Google Has Less Bugs than Bing and Yahoo
Now here’s a rather unusual study with a not so unusual findings. According to a barrage of testing conducted by software developers, Google was found...
Google’s Mysterious Logo Continues to Haunt Us
It looks like the incidence of the mysterious or should I say “unexplained phenomenon” that happened with the Google logo last week is not a...
Google Labs Rolls Out Fast Flip, Google Book Preview for News
So while Microsoft is busy giving us a new Visual way of searching, Google for its part is busy tinkering with Google News. Announced just...
All Your Data Belong to You, Says Google’s Data Liberation Front
Some Engineering crew at Google have banded together to form a new Google team called the Data Liberation Front. Their main goal? – to make...
Bing Innovates with Visual Search
Bing has just taken web search into new heights via a beta feature called Visual Search. Launched today at the TechCrunch50 event, “Visual Search is...
Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Faces Scrutiny by the US Justice Department
Two months after the Yahoo-Microsoft deal was sealed, it’s now time to scrutinize the said deal. The US Justice Department has just asked the two...
Bing 2.0 Coming Soon, According to Some Reliable Tweets
Bing has been up and about for a couple of months now and despite not gaining considerable search market share, Microsoft is still determine to...
Google Quietly Launches an Internet Stat Resource
Google seems to have been working on a new online resource called Internet Stats. From the site official introduction: “This Google resource brings together the...
YouTube Video Reviews Now Part of Google Product Search
If you’re fond of shooting videos when you review new products that you’ve purchased and upload them on YouTube, you might want to make it...
Oh Great! Google Makes its Search Box Bigger
Google is not just going to let Apple dominate the news today with their new product announcement and Steve Jobs re-apperance on Apple’s stage. And...
Authors Group Wants Google Book Search Deal Rejected
Google is getting a new opposition to the proposed settlement of its lawsuit over the Google Book Search project. This time it’s from a group...
Google China’s Head Quits to Put Up His Own Tech Start-up
For Google China’s Head Kai-Fu Lee, being the top man of Google’s regional offices is definitely not the end of the road. Three days after...
Real-Time RSS Feeds Coming Soon to Your Favorite Feed Reader
So while Twitter, Facebook and the major search engines battle it out in providing real-time information services to web users, here’s something that we might...
Google Maps Beats Rivals in Announcing SF Bay Bridge Closure
Google has once again proven that its products and services are not only the most used worldwide but they are also useful at the most...
Google Street View in Japan Faces Various Complaints
While some of us may have embraced Google Street View for its novelty and functionality, the Japanese folks are apparently worried of the continued invasion...
What’s Up With the Google Logo Unexplained Phenomenon?
Oh common Google, not on a Saturday morning please (well at least for me it’s Saturday evening) Can somebody please explain the meaning of this...
Bing to Let You Ping Search Results to Twitter and Facebook
Bing is preparing a new sharing feature right on its SERPs – sharing search results to Twitter and Facebook, as well as email. The new...
Bing Beats Google and Yahoo in Canadian Search Engine Success Rate
While Bing may still be struggling to catch up with both Yahoo and Google in terms of search volume and market share, one thing it...
Some More Juicy Details About Google Chrome OS
So after that not so good looking alleged screenshot of the Chrome OS, some more juicy details about this much awaited Google OS came out....
Google Finally Gets to Own its Home Page Design
Google’s rival and would-be rivals eyeing to mimic Google’s success by copying its home page layout may soon get in trouble. This is because after...
YouTube Considers Offering Paid Movie Content
For the longest time, Google has been struggling to find ways of monetizing YouTube but never seemed to have got the right way of doing...
Yahoo Launching English Version of Twitter Style Microblogging
Although Yahoo has not had any luck with its efforts to come up with various “social” products and services, it won’t stop until it succeeds...
How Will Google Integrate Other Browsers with Chrome OS?
There’s a rather interesting point of discussion raised by Read and Write Web regarding Google’s upcoming Chrome OS. Specifically, on how will Google Chrome OS...
Google Translate Adds More Foreign Languages
When covering netbook-related news, I use Google Translate most of the times. Although I don’t really see myself using the service to translate Afrikaans,...