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Posted By Vrytek On Monday, January 24th 2011 In General News | Tags: menus, not-exist, reach-does, Search, the-search |
Posted By Vrytek On Tuesday, September 14th 2010 In General News | Tags: Amazon, Cards, Domain, mass, media, Search, the-search, Traffic, visitor, web-sites |
With Frank Schilling’s recent post predicting “ most high quality name traffic will leave it’s present PPC deal looking for something better “ and a conference on domain development happening this week, we found the topic of our latest guest blogger perfectly fitting. – Adam Strong , DNN editor Mass development is the most recent trend in monetizing domain names, and it is being hailed as a successful, scalable alternative to parking
Posted By Vrytek On Wednesday, September 8th 2010 In General News | Tags: addition, already-fast, get-faster, logo-yesterday, made-today, predict-big, Search, the-search, today-at-google |
Google.com: “…fast is about to get faster” Wednesday, September 08, 2010, 11:54:59 AM More speculation has been raised about Google and the big announcement that is due to be made today at the Google search event. Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, has today sent a cryptic Tweet: “I predict big things happening today at Google.
Posted By Vrytek On Friday, April 2nd 2010 In Industry News | Tags: censorship, china, chinese, engine-outage, google-com-hk, internal-glitch, outage, outage-affected, radio-free, Radio., result, Search, search-outage, the-search, well-as-google |
Google Now Says Search Outage Due To Censorship Google’s temporary search engine outage Tuesday was originally thought to have been the result of an internal glitch, but Google now says it was due to censorship by the Chinese government. The outage affected users in China who attempted to visit Google.com.hk as well as Google.com. Google initially attributed the outage to its usage of the search parameter “gs_rfai,” the “rfa” portion of which is linked to Radio Free Asia, which has long been inaccessible in China
Posted By Vrytek On Friday, March 12th 2010 In Industry News | Tags: blue, Game, google-feature, local-retailers, mobile, mobile-device, Search, sister, smartphone, street-corner, the-search, video-game, your-smartphone |
New Google Feature Will Hunt for Products Nearby You’re standing on a street corner and remember that you need to pick up a video game for your sister’s birthday. On your smartphone, you search Google and tap on the “in stock nearby” link next to the blue dots that show up for some of the search results.
Posted By Vrytek On Thursday, March 11th 2010 In Industry News | Tags: 11-5-percent, beneficiary, engine-grabbed, Market, microsoft, search-market, slight-increase, the-beneficiary, the-search, Yahoo |
Bing Bangs Out More Market Share at Yahoo’s Expense The search-engine wars are alive and well — and Bing is the beneficiary again. Microsoft’s so-called decision engine grabbed 11.5 percent of the U.S. search market in February, according to comScore
Posted By Vrytek On Thursday, March 4th 2010 In Industry News | Tags: becoming-number, chief-executive, goal, gunning-hard, microsoft, santa, santa-clara, Search, steve, steve-ballmer, take-some, the-search, top-spot, tuesday |
Ballmer: Microsoft Will Be Tops In Search ‘Someday’ Microsoft is gunning hard for Google’s top spot in the search market, but the company’s chief executive says this goal will take some time to come to fruition. In a Q&A Tuesday at the Search Marketing Expo in Santa Clara, Calif., Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was asked if Microsoft is capable of becoming number one in search. …
