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NLA suspends link charges
The Newspaper Licensing Agency has met with opposition to its 2010 charging model from news aggregators such as NewsNow and the Norwegian Meltwater monitoring firm.
Google blocks Yahoo's Pipes
The two leading search engines have reached a technical impasse over Google's news service and Yahoo's pipes product.
Yahoo! announces unlimited email storage
Yahoo! has announced that it is to offer its 250 million email clients unlimited storage capacity from May.
Excite MIX: the latest buzz among UK users
Excite UK has just come up with an even better way to make the most of RSS technologies - that is, through the launch of its new personalised homepage, Excite MIX.
Del.icio.us Launch the 'Tagometer'
Del.icio.us, the social bookmarking site, have launched a new function called the 'Tagometer'.
Search Engine Sitemaps - Sitemaps now supported by top three search engines under a creative commons licence
Some positive news has been revealed in the SEO world today, namely that Google, MSN and Yahoo have all agreed to support a unified system of submitting web pages to their crawlers.
RSS: Really Simple Spam?
If you're a blogger or website owner who likes to distribute content to the world via RSS, a new form of spam might strike upon you - Really Simple Spam.
Product search and Froogle 2.0
Last month Google announced that they would enhance product search in their web search engine before the end of the year. This big move will be visible in the next few weeks, and will improve substantially the whole product searching experience.
Dynamic data aids SEO
As internet technology constantly develops, dynamic data and RSS can play a crucial part in your search engine marketing strategy.
Web 2.0 and SEO
Search engine optimization is Web 2.0 - it's official! In fact, even in the original O'Reilly brainstorm cost per click, Google AdSense, blogging and tagging were all "Web 2.0".
