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Adobe adds to its Webtop arsenal
Monday 2 June sees Adobe releasing two new products: Acrobat.com and Acrobat 9, emphasising the company's intent to become a major provider in the world of Webtop software.
Facebook falls foul of Canadian Law students
Students in Canada have launched a complaint against social networking site, Facebook, amid claims its policies and business practices violate Canadian privacy laws.
Firefox Download Day announced
Download Day, the brainchild of Mozilla, is a very smart piece of marketing and you have to admire the company. It's a campaign that works on several levels and it seems guaranteed to succeed.
Mobile search engines - problems, solutions and usability
An upwardly mobile bigmouth investigates the limitations and limitless possibilities of mobile search.
Microsoft Live puts the books away
After last week's announcement of their cashback scheme Microsoft have announced yet more changes to their Live service, no new features this time however, but the removal of Live Search Books and Live Search Academic.
Google remain on top according to latest stats
Here at bigmouthmedia we've donned our research caps once again to bring you some fresh search engine stats from the world of digital marketing.
Microsoft Live Search Cashback: Cheap Trick or Paradigm Shift?
Microsoft has finally unveiled its latest secret weapon in the battle to end Google's domination of the search marketplace after mounting speculation over recent weeks.
Mapping climate change: Google Earth shows us the way
Google Earth has teamed up with the British Met Office and the British Antarctic Survey to announce two new layers displaying the effects of climate change.
If you can't have it all... Microsoft and Yahoo! re-enter negotiations
It seems that the Microsoft/Yahoo! saga is nowhere near over. It may only be a short while since Yahoo!'s rejection of Microsoft's proposed takeover, but now the two companies are parlaying over a possible compromise.
It looks like Ask.com is planning on having words with its competitors
It's been reported that Ask.com has agreed to acquire privately-held Lexico Publishing - the company that owns word-heavy sites Dictionary.com, Thesauras.com and Reference.com - for an estimated $100 million.
