These articles have been tagged under 'americas' by the bigmouthmedia team.
Does Google's Super Bowl Ad raise awkward questions for YouTube?
Has YouTube let Google down as the search engine airs their first ever TV ad?
Software vender's chart shows disturbing search trends from children
Security and parental control software maker Norton has published a list of top searches in 2009 for children under 18, under 12 and under 7. Alarmingly all age groups searched for porn.
Antivirus vendor AVG blocks Linkshare affiliate clicks
Widely used antivirus vendor AVG has started to block clicks on the large Linkshare affiliate network.
Facebook captures dim-witted thief
Idiot and alleged burglar leaves himself logged into Facebook on victim's computer.
Google hits it big in Brazil and India
New stats reveal that Google enjoys significant attention from Brazil and India, with 30 per cent of user's internet time being spent using the Mountain View company's services.
Google CEO urges newspapers to innovate
Google CEO Eric Schmidt addressed US journalists in a keynote speech at the Newspaper Association of America's annual meeting yesterday.
Yahoo! to launch new mobile portal
Yahoo! is expected to launch a refreshed mobile portal this week. The new portal puts search at the forefront and then allows full customisation so that users can add widgets from third party sites such as Gmail and eBay.
Google tries to capture China's market with a tune
Search gladiator Google has a new plan to snatch a little of China's lucrative market - free tunes
Twestival raises $250,000 for charity
Social networking site Twitter recently held its first round of 'Twestivals', charity events aimed to raise money for charity: water.
The day Google banned the internet
On Saturday the 31st of January 2009 Google placed the entire internet on a blacklist. Every single site in the search engine's result pages were marked as potentially harmful and dangerous to visit.
