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  1. Scroogled Rises: Microsoft Back on Attack as Google Faces New Antitrust Complaint

    In an interview with the New York Times, European Union’s antitrust chief, Joaquín Almunia, noted one solution to deal with this issue could be "labeling" – or something that clearly distinguishes when Google is promoting its own services...

  2. Inside the SES New York 2013 Expo Hall: Networking, Pinball & Swag

    As Cohan purports, they have names like Jim Boykin and Kris Jones in the presentation rooms, their booths on the Expo Floor, and a “top notch commitment” throughout their services. Her company steps in offering a comprehensive services with...

  3. How to Use Journalism to Create Context for Keywords & Content

    The great thing about the 5 Ws and an H is that it can be customized to many different scenarios, businesses, products and services. Nowadays, anyone with a laptop and Internet connection can write words that are accessible for the whole world to see.

  4. How SEO Attracts & Converts Customers in the 3 Purchase Decision Phases

    Optimization should include authoritative coverage on versions, features, models, services, and include ratings, reviews and exposure to third-party endorsements and/or media coverage. This behavior expands to business customers.percent of tech B2B...

  5. Google as Your Identity Provider: Where Are We Now?

    The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services wants to move away from providing credentials and instead leverage the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, or NSTIC, according to CMS Chief Information Officer Tony Trenkle”

  6. Google Warns Secretive Government Group Could Kill Open Web

    Other proposals would require services like YouTube, Facebook, and Skype to pay new tolls in order to reach people across borders. This includes governments that do not support a free and open internet.

  7. Google Plans to Combine Mobile & Desktop Ads

    Can Google remain objective when they’re proposing an amalgamation of services that defies all conventional knowledge (even their own) and seems designed for one purpose only: to generate revenue. In his opening statements, Page introduced an idea...