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The BBC enters the 'Social News' league
Bigmouthmedia examines the rise of new Digg imitators across the US, and also looks at why traditional online news outlets like the BBC are making moves towards the social angle of news.
Expect ripples in the SERP pond as Yahoo! rolls out the new Slurp spider
As Yahoo! unleashes its new spider, Slurp, designed to spider more efficiently while using less bandwidth, site owners and online marketers brace themselves for a ranking shuffle.
When it comes to online advertising - size matters!
Recent research from Orange Home and OMD Insight reveals that internet users in the UK and Italy are particularly impressed by the bigger, more prominent adverts online.
Click measurement working group formed to tackle PPC fraud
The IAB and MRC announced on Wednesday the 2nd of August that they are forming a 'Click Measurement Working Group' to help tackle the growing problem of PPC fraud.
Google partners with more big brands to promote the Google Toolbar
The search engine leader makes more friends while increasing its dominance in the world of search.
Offline advertising shifts online
Online marketing spend increases as advertisers move away from traditional media outlets.
Google's Master plan...the Google Mastercard?
For the last few years we have become used to murmurs and rumours about Google's intentions to enter the online payments market. Fanning the flames is Google's purchase of an intriguing domain name...
AOL to axe 5,000 jobs as subscribers jump ship
AOL plans to axe 5,000 jobs, more than a quarter of its global workforce, over the next six months as it struggles with declining subscriber numbers.
Google webmaster tools - tools and Google offerings from the Webmaster Console
Google have now formally announced Google Webmaster Tools as of Friday afternoon (4th August). Google Webmaster Tools are...
Baidu plans to go big - and Hewlett-Packard are along for the ride
US based PC manufacturer Hewlett-Packard has recently announced that it will begin manufacturing machines pre-loaded with Baidu in October.
