Mike over at Techdirt makes some good points at why the liberal Washington Post and conservative Washington Times editorial pages agreed on Net Neutraility and still got it wrong.
Background
The It’s Our Net Coalition is a broad coalition of consumers, grassroots groups and businesses working together to preserve the Internet and Net Neutrality.
Read here on how […]
Whether or not search engines can sell advertisements based on trademarked keywords has been discussed many times. According to Mike at TechDirt, buying an ad on a keyword should not be a violation of trademarks. Mike also take issues on the fact that Yahoo and Google, instead of the advertisers, were usually the target of […]
( read )Google has added dayparting features for AdWords.
Dayparting, or “ad scheduling”, is a feature that will allow advertisers to automatically increase or reduce bids for keywords and pause the ad campaigns during a specific time or day.
The feature is not really something new though. Dayparting has long been available through third-party vendors working through Google’s API.
On […]
As clickfraud becomes a hot topic these days, it is interesting to see how this will affect the ever-growing price of Google share price.
Can Google’s ad earning be sustained? Brian White at Blogging Stocks seems to think so.
… if Google continues to serve up products supported by advertising that’s unobtrusive and actually works for the […]
( read )CNET reports that Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO) and credit fraud specialist Fair Isaac have teamed up to study on click fraud in PPC advertising.
Just type in: “earn rupees clicking ads” (or ruppies, for that matter) in a Google search box. The results turn up Google ads for a slew of businesses…
The study will […]
Like Google Pages, Picasa Web Albums too will expose your GMail address to email spammers if you use the default web settings. Digital Inspiration has some tips for you to help alleviate the email spam problem.
Picasa Web Albums service, which is Google’s answer to Yahoo Flickr, has gone live for four days nows. It allows […]
Yahoo has introduced two sections for Yahoo Publisher Network’s publishers: the “Help Center” (replacing FAQ) and “Publisher Services” (replacing the Content Setup).
Included in Publisher Services are links to other Yahoo services like Yahoo domains and hosting, Yahoo Search Marketing, and Site Explorer. There are also links to Yahoo API, site builder.
Yahoo has also extended […]
It sure seems like easy money nowadays. You register for a free account at blogger, copy good contents from other sites, put in AdSense code, and there you go earning money from other people’s content.
Are you doing that? Proud of that? Let me tell you something. Your days are numbered. I mean your AdSense days. […]
Craig Fields wrote it under the headline, “What the Misguided Have Missed Regarding Network Neutrality”.
It starts out
The concept of Network Neutrality has unfortunately been misunderstood by many conservatives, libertarians, and other champions of the free market. That’s too bad, because the free market essence of the Internet is exactly what would be lost without […]
20 June last year, Wall Street Journal runs an article, saying Google has plans to offer PayPal-like services. At that time, the popular name among analyst was “Google Wallet”.
Google Inc. this year plans to offer an electronic-payment service that could help the Internet-search company diversify its revenue and may put it in competition with eBay […]