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Google Has Publishers Scared To Link To Their Own Content
Author: WebProNews Some webmasters are afraid to link to their own content, for fear of Google penalizing them. This isn’t exactly new, but the point is being emphasized lately (ironically by Google itself). Has Google ever worried you about … Continue reading
Should You Run Your Business Like Google Doesn’t Exist?
Author: Chris Crum (WebProNews) If you run your business like Google doesn’t exist, you may find that Google likes your content even more ClickZ ran one of those good wake-up call type articles about search marketing. It comes with a … Continue reading
Google search to reward high-quality sites
Author: Lance Whitney With the latest changes to its search algorithm, Google is aiming to reward Web sites that offer original, in-depth content at the same time that it penalizes those that simply borrow content from others. Rolled out this … Continue reading
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Tagged Amit Singhal, Chrome, Google, Matt Cutts, Search Engines
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Google Web Toolkit 2.2 (aka GWK) expands HTML5 support
Google has released the latest Google Web Toolkit (GWT) in it’s most exciting release yet. GWT 2.2 now includes support for the HTML5 Canvas tag – which means you can now build dynamic images/animations/transitions all in HTML with GWT. Going … Continue reading
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Tagged AppEngine, Google, GWT, GWT Designer, HTML5, Web Toolkit
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Social links get higher billing in Google
Author: Tom Krazit Google’s Matt Cutts climbed Mount Kilimanjaro last year, and if he’s part of your social landscape, content that he has authored or shared could now rank higher in your personalized Google results. (Credit: Google) Google’s putting a … Continue reading
Google Changes The Way It Searches with “Caffeine”
Author: Dan Nosowitz Google just released one of its biggest updates in a long while. It’s called “Caffeine,” and it fundamentally changes the way Google performs searches. Before, Google saw the Internet as a series of layers, and explored it … Continue reading
Google Logo now an Interactive Pac-Man Game
Google is always looking for ways to change it’s logo around. Let is be for holidays or any other random reason they can imagine. This time, if you visit Google’s main page, you will find a fully playble version of … Continue reading
Google Merging the Worlds of Social and Search
Authors: Ryan Sanders and James Hrenak (Poc Network) “Google today unveiled a new project to give its flagship search engine a social makeover.” (Kenneth Corbin – Internet News) Google recently mentioned it at the Web 2.0 conference as an upcoming … Continue reading
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Tagged Gmail, Google, Google Labs, Google Profiles, Search Marketing, SEO, Social Search
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Google Also Signs on With Twitter and Microsoft with Facebook for Bing
Author: Ryan Sanders In our recent blog post we spoke about Twitter’s recent inclusion into Bing’s search results, but we didn’t even cover half of it. Not only will tweets from Twitter be displayed on Microsoft’s Bing in search results, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bing, Google, Google Labs, marketing, microsoft, Search Engines, Tweets, twitter
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Advice on Creating and Maintaining Secure Passwords
Author: Michael Santerre (Google.com) As part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, we’d (Google) like to take this opportunity to remind you about smart password practices. Phishing, a topic that’s been in the news, is unfortunately a common way for … Continue reading
Posted in Security News, Tips
Tagged dictionary attacks, Gmail account, Google, Technology
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