Made a little spreadsheet and then an infographic, because we all like visual aids. This is going to shock you and rock the technology world, but Facebook executives aren’t sharing a whole lot of their personal information publicly, either.
Mercury died in Nov.from complications caused by AIDS. The song used for the Doodle video "Don't Stop Me Now" is very appropriate and one of many by the band used throughout the world to celebrate. The reason: it's "out of respect for Labor Day...
This includes “certain future and past national and religious holidays, internationally recognized days such as World AIDS Day, and designated days to celebrate fun things like popcorn and cookies in the U.S.
When Google honored Rosa Parks instead of World Aids day it caused a storm of controversy. Whilst Google celebrated the father of genetics, Gregor Mendel, with a Google Doodle today, Bing paid homage to Moon day which celebrates today as the 42nd...
Last year there was also an outcry when Google chose to run a Doodle of Rosa Parks instead of one for National AIDS Day. During Gay Pride celebrations last year Google was very visible in its support, with banner-carrying employees attending...
Oh, and it aids the user, too! The world loves Oprah - or at least enough of it to make her mother's name Vernita Lee the second top search of the day following the announcement that Oprah has a half sister her mother only told her about at last...
Recently Rosa Parks was honored over World Aids Day, much to the chagrin of some charities. TheNextWeb recently reported that the top result for the recent Cezanne 'doodle' drove nearly a quarter of a million unique visitors in one day.
Last month we saw controversy surrounding Google choosing to honor Rosa Parks in their logo rather than World AIDS day. A lack of eloquence, inappropriate timing and means of delivery characterize their positions and stand in acute contrast to the...
Today is also World Aids Day and people are complaining that the Google Doodle commemorating Rosa Parks should have been one bringing attention to AIDs. Yahoo Search 2010 Year in Review: BP, World Cup, Miley Cyrus
Today is also World Aids Day and people are complaining that the Google Doodle commemorating Rosa Parks should have been one bringing attention to AIDs. The search world is really becoming complicated.
Today is also World Aids Day and people are complaining that the Google Doodle commemorating Rosa Parks should have been one bringing attention to AIDs. Yahoo on the other hand decided to go with World AIDs Day, but one wonders if that may have...
New Google Webmaster Tool Aids Robots.txt CreationFor the coding-challenged, creating a robots.txt file for instructing search engine spiders on the preferred way to crawl your site has not always been easy.
This got me thinking—why not put together an article about search tools, navigation aids and maps for attendees to use while they're enjoying the city away from the conference. I think London one of the best cities in the world for taking endless...
Google is harnessing the collective computing power of its users to help model complex proteins, a project that could lead to the development of cures for Alzheimer's, cancer, AIDS and other diseases.
Google's New High Protein Diet SearchDay, Mar.http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/02/sd0325-googlecom.html Google is harnessing the collective computing power of its users to help model complex proteins, a project that could lead to the...
Google's New High Protein Diet SearchDay, Mar.http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/02/sd0325-googlecom.html Google is harnessing the collective computing power of its users to help model complex proteins, a project that could lead to the...
Google is harnessing the collective computing power of its users to help model complex proteins, a project that could lead to the development of cures for Alzheimer's, cancer, AIDS and other diseases.
Google is harnessing the collective computing power of its users to help model complex proteins, a project that could lead to the development of cures for Alzheimer's, cancer, AIDS and other diseases.
Google is harnessing the collective computing power of its users to help model complex proteins, a project that could lead to the development of cures for Alzheimer's, cancer, AIDS and other diseases.
You could see the Band-Aids," joked Louis Monier, AltaVista's technology director. Reorganized C|net Makes Ambitious Bet on Snap Site Internet World, May 11, 1998 http://www.internetworld.com/print/current/industry/19980511-snap.html
