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Google Postpones Nexus One Launch in China

In: web resources

19 Jan 2010

In light of recent events, Google has decided to postpone its Nexus One launch in China, which was supposed to happen on Wednesday, agencies report. Although Google has entered talks with the Chinese government to discuss the future of their search business in China, it’s now obvious that, until the situation is resolved, other aspects [...]

Keep Twitter from Overtaking Your Personal Site in Search Results with a Line of HTML [Online Identity]

In: Coding

19 Jan 2010

Recently, a lot of folks have noticed their Twitter pages superseding their blogs in Google search results for their name. Tech journalist Marshall Kirkpatrick has an easy HTML workaround to keep Twitter from becoming your primary online identity. Having a say in what Google says about you is extremely important these days, especially for professionals [...]

Clearing Up Confusion on Google and China

In: IT news

19 Jan 2010

From China Real Time Report: From Silicon Valley to Zhongguancun, Google’s surprise announcement that it may pull out of China has fueled an enormous amount of discussion in recent days, not all of it 100% accurate. Below are some misstatements and misunderstandings we’ve seen: 1. Google failed in China Google’s China operations contribute a small [...]

Google and China in Talks Over Search Engine [Report]

In: web resources

19 Jan 2010

Google and the Chinese government have entered talks to discuss the future of Google’s search engine in China, according to Bloomberg. Google’s recent threat to pull out of China unless it could serve search results uncensored has made front page news, elicited questions from the U.S., and affected the censorship debate. Now according to an [...]

Bing Makes Out Well In Search Spend Report

In: web resources

19 Jan 2010

A little bit of data from the Efficient Frontier Q4 2009 Search Engine Performance Report has been made available, and it’s completely un-shocking in that it shows search marketers are still more than happy to spend their money with Google.  The interesting thing, though, is that Bing seems to have gained a little ground on [...]


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