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  1. Ada Lovelace Google Doodle Celebrates First Computer Programmer

    The occasion began in 2009, when organizers placed a simple pledge on British civil action site, Pledgebank. A Google Doodle today celebrates mathematician Ada Lovelace, widely known as the world’s first computer programmer, who was born on this...

  2. Google Accused of Being Too Slow to Derank Pirate Websites

    The British Phonographic Industry is also talking to Google about its promises and work so far. Google has been accused of not deranking so-called "piracy" websites as it promised to do. Google had said that it would not return "piracy" websites in...

  3. Going Global: Localize Your Message for Holiday Retail Traffic

    Now, German shoppers are increasingly turning to a British department store when they shop. Retailers widely recognize the benefits of expanding their brand to global markets; the rewards are more customers and a higher rate of sales.

  4. Undoing SEO Damage Caused by Global Reputation Management Disasters

    If only the author of Starbucks' tweet knew that Irish people aren't British and how incredibly insulted someone from Ireland feels when being referred to as British. Earlier this month, the @StarbucksIE account sent a tweet to their followers in...

  5. Alan Turing Google Doodle: Turing Machine Codebreaker Logo Honors Father of Computer Science

    As punishment, the British government sentenced one of the undisputed geniuses of that time to chemical castration, via regular injections of estrogen. Alan Turing would have celebrated his 100th birthday today.

  6. Google Copyright URL Removal Requests Top 1.2 Million

    Microsoft was called out as the biggest requester as of this month, with the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) listed as number two in most requests for May. Google receives more than 250,000 requests to take down URLs accused of copyright...

  7. Google Doodle Marks Spring Equinox with Logo by Finnish Fashion House

    The design, by Finnish fashion design house Marimekko, features a pink zebra possibly wearing Wellingtons (as observed by one British user, who shall remain nameless). Google marked the first day of spring 2012 by transforming their search homepage...

  8. Search Engines & Opinions: Just How Trustworthy Are Search Results?

    That’s why companies like British Petroleum take a lot of effort in cleaning their online slate. However, the traffic isn’t nearly as powerful as the effect search results have on public opinion. People use search engines when they want to have an...

  9. AOL Hottest Searches of 2011: Charlie Sheen, Casey Anthony & Harry Potter

    Casey Anthony was a popular topic in the US and Canada, while the phone hacking scandal was more a British concern. The Casey Anthony trial booted “bed bugs” from the last year’s top spot as most searched term, followed by the Gabrielle Giffords...