Google has showcased before and after images from the Mapplet created to support relief efforts in Myanmar that was created with Map Maker. How many maps would a mapmaker make if a mapmaker could make maps online?
In Myanmar, Internet usage will continue to be restricted or banned. Last week, we shared some New Years Resolutions from several search marketers and social media marketers. I asked many of those same marketers what they thought 2008 had in store...
Reportedly Myanmar blocked Google and Gmail/GTalk because they want to control the revenues earned from the state-controlled telephone companies. Myanmar has been known to block web-based email accounts because they want to only allow state...
Myanmar Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we've spotted but not blogged separately: From The SEW Blog. Daily SearchCast, July 6, 2006: $800 Million In Click Fraud Or Not?
Mizzima News reports that Myanmar (also known as Burma) has opened up access to Google again, after blocking it about a week ago. Reportedly Myanmar blocked Google and Gmail/GTalk because they want to control the revenues earned from the state...
Myanmar Myanmar's largest ISP, Bagan Cybertech, confirmed the issue that the sites were "inaccessible but declined to comment further. MP3 file, listening via WebmasterRadio at 11:30am Eastern and repeated at 2pm Eastern Tuesday through Friday...
The Times of India reports that Myanmar government has blocked Internet users from reaching Google.com and Gmail. Myanmar's largest ISP, Bagan Cybertech, confirmed the issue that the sites were "inaccessible but declined to comment further.
The Times of India reports that Myanmar government has blocked Internet users from reaching Google.com and Gmail. Myanmar's largest ISP, Bagan Cybertech, confirmed the issue that the sites were "inaccessible but declined to comment further.
The event took place in Bangalore and was open to residents of India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Singapore and Thailand. Google held its first Code Jam in India today and the winners have just been announced.
