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  1. Google, Bing, Twitter & YouTube: Latest Comings & Goings

    Facing mounting government scrutiny of its business practices, Google will have a new vice president of public policy and government relations for the Americas starting in mid-March. Google will reportedly promote one of its own executives to CEO...

  2. Google Android Nears 50% Market Share, iOS Reaches Second Place

    Other statistics of note include the dominance of Asia Pacific in the smartphone market (the region had 39.8 million units ship, making them the leader for the total global market), while Europe had 35 million units and the Americas had 32.9 million.

  3. Meet Canadian Search and Social Media Experts at SES Toronto

    We know that our Canadian friends have many of the same social media and search marketing challenges and opportunities that we have in the U.S.but there are slight twists and variations,” said Matt McGowan, Managing Director of Americas for...

  4. Global SEO Programs Decentralize to Regional Governance Model

    As such, it's becoming more common for us to see SEO strategy run out of regional centers for Americas, EMEA, and APAC than we have for the past three years. It meant that the central government, in the form of the Emperor, would get paid for its...

  5. Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Holds Forum and Track at SES New York 2011

    There are so many critical changes taking place in the advertising industry that it's hard to keep up," Matt McGowan, Managing Director of Americas for Incisive Media, said in a press release. The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has programmed...

  6. Bada Bing, Bada Hoo at SES San Francisco

    Director, Americas | Business Development & Partnerships Group, Yahoo! Microsoft's Greg Nelson and Yahoo's Mark Morrissey recently gave interviews to Kara Swisher of AllThingsD. Nelson and Morrissey are in charge of a two-year effort to coordinate...

  7. Yahoo Q2 Ad Revenues Hurt By Just One Week Slowdown?

    Looking at segmented sales figures, the Americas is still Yahoo's primary market with $1.13 billion in revenues, followed by the Asia Pacific region at $327 million and EMEA at $140 million. However, revenues came in below expectations, hurt by one...