The sources reportedly told the WSJ, however, that the move is not imminent. Love them or hate them, hashtags are reportedly coming to Facebook - sometime - and most marketers couldn't be happier. Although there has been no official announcement or...
But what about a comment from an authoritative entity, in response to a comment you leave on a third party site – a subscription to your feed or a Twitter follow from a WSJ editor? As such, it reflects my opinion of the direction search is going...
Social Media Has a Black Friday #Fail - WSJ.com In the wake of Black Friday e-commerce reports, more than a few mainstream media publications have grabbed hold of one particular IBM finding and used it to proclaim, once again, that social media...
The site has over 10 million registered users and in the USA high profile news sites such as the WSJ and New York and LA Times are among those that are successfully using it. Pinterest exploded onto the social networking scene last year, after a...
Traditional print publications: Wired, WSJ, and NYT Today’s fashion statements include a mix of marketing color: local SEO, Pinterest, and social media. These are the areas small- to medium-sized businesses should focus on, according to CEO of...
On the heels of a WSJ report Facebook and GM are in talks to rekindle their advertising relationship, after a very public break up in the days before what can be kindly described as a lackluster IPO, BBC has jumped on the bandwagon to throw stones.
Citing officials "briefed on the settlement terms", the WSJ reports that Google is about to pay the biggest fine ever imposed by the U.S. Google is set to pay a $22.5 million fine in relation to the discovery that it bypassed the privacy settings...
Citing people who have spoken with Facebook executives about the project, WSJ.com reports mechanisms in testing include “connecting children's accounts to their parents' and controls that would allow parents to decide whom their kids can ‘friend...
WSJ.com reports Google plans to have the project launch as early as July, citing “a person familiar with the matter. In describing Google’s vision for this new project, WSJ reports: Just a few days ago, we reported that Google Places had been...
But the WSJ couldn’t pry out any specific numbers. As Google continues building its “next generation of search,” Singhal noted the Knowledge Graph has some shortcomings, such as featuring inaccurate information (e.g.listing the wrong New York...
Last week, Danny Goodwin wrote about sites profiled in a WSJ.com article, such as The Internet Hockey Database and Oh My Dog Supplies LLC. Late Friday, heading into the long weekend, Google’s head of webspam Matt Cutts announced a Penguin data...
The co-owner of Oh My Dog Supplies LLC is the first one featured in the WSJ piece. The WSJ article also featured Google Penguin update victim The Internet Hockey Database. The solution isn’t removing bad links, as the small business owners featured...
The WSJ describes Levinsohn as “a veteran of the ad world, having forged strong alliances with executives at Madison Avenue agencies that represent the biggest ad spenders. After just five months, Yahoo has replaced CEO Scott Thompson, who was...
The new Google tablet is currently being made by "existing partners" such as Samsung and Asus, the WSJ reported. Google is set to launch a new budget Nexus Tablet aimed at the same market as Amazon's Kindle Fire, according to reports.
A new WSJ.com report tallies up the “mounting minuses” at Google+, citing lackluster engagement and a difficulty in differentiating the service from Facebook as challenges for the newer social network.
Google found themselves in the center of another PR quagmire this week, when the WSJ reported they’d been caught circumventing user settings in both the OS X and iOS versions of the Safari browser. According to the WSJ, “.it could sometimes result...
There’s a good technical explanation of how this particular incident happened over at WSJ.com. Google will not escape this latest controversy unscathed; that much is clear even based on the PR nightmare generated by the WSJ article.
We don’t want people who spend their days legislating trying to control creativity,” Hammer said, according to a WSJ report. In September, Senators questioned whether Google had too much power. Lawmakers got a taste of just how much power Google...
You are what you buy," as MasterCard eloquently puts it in WSJ's breakdown. Two of the largest credit card networks Visa and MasterCard have been looking into ad targeting. Using everything they know about their customers and their customers data...
However, Yahoo's board has also prioritized evaluating a sale over installing a new CEO, the WSJ reported. Yahoo advisors are readying financial information for potential buyers, Reuters is reporting.
