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Renewed Calls for Privacy Law Following Facebook FTC Settlement

Facebook shared user IDs with advertisers, allowing them to tie Facebook data to information gleaned about users on other sites, according to the FTC. Congressional privacy hawks swooped…

By Kate Kaye · 30 Nov 2011

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Warning: Google Wallet For Business Beta is a Phishing Expedition

If you've received an email offering you access to the Google Wallet for Business beta recently, beware: it's a phishing attempt to…

By Frank Watson · 30 Nov 2011

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Google-Motorola Merger Seeks European Commission Clearance

Google's buyout of Motorola Mobility is already under scrutiny from the U.S. Department of Justice, but the deal will also require clearance…

By Rob D Young · 30 Nov 2011

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Google Shows Evolution of Search, Launches Interactive Timeline

What began as a pure search engine has evolved to include AdWords, Gmail, Google News, image search, universal search, Chrome, Instant search,…

By Rob D Young · 29 Nov 2011

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A Facebook $10 Billion IPO Would Dwarf Google’s IPO

A rumored Facebook IPO could take place in Q2 2012 and value the company at $100 billion, with Founder/CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s stake…

By Miranda Miller · 29 Nov 2011

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Microsoft’s Yahoo Bid May Have the Right Stuff

The Silver Lake consortium, which includes Microsoft, is one of a number of parties bidding for a minority stake in Yahoo, but…

By Frank Watson · 29 Nov 2011

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Not Just Google: Regulators Shut Down Bing, Yahoo Mortgage Scam Ads

In addition to Google AdWords, mortgage scams that claim to provide assistance from the U.S. government have been located in Microsoft adCenter.…

By Rob D Young · 28 Nov 2011

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Google, Bing Launch TV Commercials For Holidays

Google and Bing are making a splash offline with their traditional television advertising spots; Bing with a series of holiday-themed animated shorts…

By Miranda Miller · 28 Nov 2011

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Google Marks Egypt Elections with Doodle

Today, Egyptians began voting in the first election since dictator Hosni Mubarak was ousted. To mark the occasion, Google Egypt posted a…

By Frank Watson · 28 Nov 2011

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Google Searchers Use Autocomplete Most, Ignore Google Instant [Eye Tracking Study]

New Rosetta study tests assumptions about five Google search features – Instant, Instant Previews, Places, universal search, and autocomplete – with the…

By Miranda Miller · 28 Nov 2011

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Google Chromebooks Get Price Drop, Updates, In-Flight WiFi

Google's cloud-based computers are getting a holiday-season push. Chromebooks get a price drop, the Chrome OS gets some in-demand tweaks, and those…

By Rob D Young · 27 Nov 2011

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Volunia Search Engine: A ‘Radical New View’ of Search

Volunia, an Italy-based search engine, is preparing for its early beta stages. It promises to be a "radical new view" of search,…

By Rob D Young · 26 Nov 2011

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Transitioning Away From Affiliate Marketing

Pick one thing and stick to it. You can never successfully create a sustainable business by slamming out hundreds of mini-sites and…

By Gary Adam Shannon · 25 Nov 2011

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Irish Hotel Drops Autocomplete Defamation Case Against Google

The Ballymascanlon Hotel in Ireland was suing Google for an autocomplete suggestion that implied the hotel was in financial trouble. That case…

By Rob D Young · 25 Nov 2011

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Tasty Thanksgiving 2011 Searches: Deep Fried Turkey, Turducken & Pumpkin Pie

Thanksgiving recipe searches peak prior to Thanksgiving each year. “Thanksgiving turkey recipes” skyrocketed on Google (950 percent in the past 30 days)…

By Danny Goodwin · 24 Nov 2011

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Google Thanksgiving Doodle History: From 1998 to 2011

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! As has been Thanksgiving tradition, Google posted a special Google Doodle to mark the holiday in the U.S., with…

By Danny Goodwin · 24 Nov 2011

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Google Shutting Down Knol & 6 More Failed Products

In what is the third installment of Google's "off-season spring cleaning series", more products are being terminated or integrated into other products.…

By Frank Watson · 23 Nov 2011

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Top 10 Search & Social Takeaways from #SESChi

The top tools, lessons, presentations and people to watch from SES Chicago; over 150 online marketing tools, video optimization, lessons that carry…

By Miranda Miller · 23 Nov 2011

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A Black Friday Marketing Checklist: Are You Ready?

Ecommerce sites face their busiest days at the end of the week, so before we break for turkey, go through this basic…

By Frank Watson · 23 Nov 2011

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Google Comes to Thanksgiving Dinner Early and Brings a Turkey Doodle

A tradition as American as apple pie, Google has decided to give thanks this year by paying homage to the turkeys that…

By Thom Craver · 22 Nov 2011

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Google Sets Up WiFi Opt-Out Option: Is It Enough?

In response to complaints from the European Union, Google now allows any router to be instantly opted out of the location-based tracking…

By Rob D Young · 21 Nov 2011

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Doctor ‘Defamed’ on Ripoff Report, Sues Google

An Australian doctor has brought a defamation suit against Google over Ripoff Report listings claiming she stalked psychics. She contacted Google to…

By Frank Watson · 21 Nov 2011

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Google Facing Scrutiny Over Mortgage Scam Ads

The federal government has cracked down on mortgage scams that claimed they could lower payments through government-backed programs. As 85 such companies…

By Rob D Young · 21 Nov 2011

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Google’s Brin Donates $500K To Wikipedia

Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin donated $500,000 to Wikipedia this week during the company's annual fundraiser. If you have been to Wikipedia this…

By Frank Watson · 19 Nov 2011

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Adult Companies Bring Antitrust Lawsuit Against ICANN, .XXX Registry

Two adult entertainment companies have filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the operators of the .xxx top-level domain, and the administrator of…

By Frank Watson · 19 Nov 2011

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