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  1. Google+ VP: “We Don’t Need Ads to Make Next Week’s Payroll” Like Facebook

    Google likes to deflect criticism over the low level of engagement on the Google+ social site by reminding us that “Google+ is Google itself. Google+ VP Bradley Horowitz gave an interview on-stage at IGNITION conference that showcased his seeming...

  2. New Google Universal SERPs Layout Brings Apps to Forefront

    Yesterday Google announced a new SERPs layout on in a blog post tagged under the label 'universal'. If you've looked at the response on Google+ you will have seen the usual complaints about the SERPs since Google launched the hated +You bar with...

  3. Yandex Adds Social Search Results, Partners With Twitter

    There has been no movement on a new partnership between the two companies – and one seems more unlikely based on Twitter's criticism of Google following the launch of Search Plus Your World. Twitter’s deal with Google, which powered Google Realtime...

  4. Is Diego Rivera Google Doodle a Nod to the 99%?

    Today's Google Logo honors the 125th birthday of Mexican painter Diego Rivera. It's an interesting choice for a worldwide Google Doodle because other doodle's honoring cultural icons of Mexico have not necessarily been worldwide - despite the fact...

  5. WordPress and Unicorns (Or: Why I Actually Love WordPress)

    If you ask me, it makes perfect sense that Google could potentially penalize based on a site footprint. If you don’t want to experiment with new techniques or strategies, then feel free to download this totally free Google SEO Starter Guide eBook...

  6. Facebook and Google Execs Equally Suck at Social Media

    Michael Degusta at The Understatement posted a fun study yesterday on how little Google’s management team actually use their Google+ service. These managers need to stand behind their product, he says, and Facebook’s management are “far more active...

  7. Real Names: Google+, Government & The Identity Ecosystem

    There has been a lot of speculation about why the push for real names on Facebook and now Google, with Google taking a much harder line than even Facebook, not allowing for even the simplest derivation of “nyms” (pseudonyms).