Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley on Monday praised a Charles County developer’s plan for a “green city” as a “model of a 21st-century city” that will create nearly 1,000 jobs in the short term.
Okay, the nationwide SEO workshop was a big success! I understand that many of you could not make it, which is why I have the instant download DVDs available.
Okay, the nationwide SEO workshop was a big success! I understand that many of you could not make it, which is why I have the instant download DVDs available.
eZanga is spreading holiday cheer in a big way this year. So far they’ve donated thousands to the following: M.O.T. Big Ball M.O.T. Senior Center Toys for Tots Fulfilling wishlists for local kids and seniors Do you have a “Search Gives Back” story to share? Contact me here and let me know.
Google on Monday detailed recent improvements to its Google Chrome developer tools, which include the addition of a heap profiler for JavaScript and a timeline tab offering overviews of where time is spent when loading a Web application.
A second report of a Google-branded mobile phone has emerged online, possibly vindicating TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington, who made a similar claim in mid-November, not to mention earlier whispers from other sources. The latest rumor is courtesy of Gizmodo’s Mark Wilson, who reported Monday that a new “Google Phone” will run a new and improved version of the Android operating system:
It has been over a year since Google released the initial beta version of its Chrome Web browser software. The Chrome browser was taken out of beta, then put back into beta, and finally taken back out of beta a few months ago. Until now, though, there has not been a version of Chrome for Mac OS X users.
Ohio House Democrats are moving ahead with a plan to put a bond issue on the May 2010 ballot to expand a technology jobs program.
7 Simple Truths of Social Media Marketing This content from: Duct Tape Marketing The first truth I need to reveal is that the idea for this post is a bit of a response to a post by Sonia Simone of copyblogger titled – The 7 Harsh Realities of Social Media Marketing . Sonia and I sparred a bit over the fact that “harsh realities” and making all this sound hard is something that keeps some small biz folks from diving in the way they should. Yes, it’s work, but what about marketing isn’t? First, understand that I think Sonia is brilliant and copyblogger gets a daily visit from me, but – using social media to grow your business just isn’t that harsh and it doesn’t need to be that hard
There’s an intriguing idea floating around the media: Microsoft Corp. wants to undercut Google so badly in Internet search that it might pay newspapers to withhold their content from Google.
Microsoft’s Bing has revealed a top ten list of the most popular trending topics of 2009. To determine these, Bing analyzed billions of search queries and developed the list based on searches made with the Bing search (I mean decision) engine. “Not surprisingly, we saw a lot of folks using Bing for quick access to favorite sites like Facebook, MSN, Youtube and Craigslist,” says Bing Geneal Manager Danielle Tiedt. “We also saw a lot of more complex searches such as product related queries in which people used Bing to help decide what MP3 player to buy and travel searches to help find the best deals on a tropical vacation.” Here is the list Bing came up with: 1. Michael Jackson 2. Twitter 3. Swine Flu 4.
Google is rich, with a market cap of $183 billion — that’s billion with a “b” — already 71 percent the value of its much more established archrival Microsoft. With those resources, Google has created more and more software products in an attempt to build a sustainable business outside of the search-based ads that account for most of its revenue — and in attempt to be the center of your …
New advertising formats being rolled out by Google Inc. in response to competition should add to its revenue and earnings over time, leading one analyst to raise his price target on the stock by $40 to $650.
Vauxhall, the British division of troubled US carmaker General Motors, announced on Monday that it planned to cut more than 350 jobs at one of its two British factories.
Vauxhall, the British division of troubled US carmaker General Motors, said on Monday it would cut 354 jobs at its plant in Luton.
