Google is a master of innovation in the search space and while they seem to subscribe to Guy Kawasaki’s “release early and release often” new product philosophy, the attention to changing the Google search page is near-holy. Minuscule design changes at even the pixel level are cautious and carefully considered. And rare. Apparently, Google is testing a [...]

Last year I consulted with a local TV affiliate that wanted to build a localized social network. Part of the plan was to equip citizen journalists so that they could record and upload videos of news stories relevant to their town or county. We would have killed for the new YouTube Direct tool just launched [...]

OpenX has long been angling for Google’s online ad dominance. And after a new multi-year deal with Microsoft, announced this morning, they’ll have an even bigger ally in the fight. The partnership has been in trials for over a year, but is now official. Explains TechCrunch:

So here we go… the lawsuits have begun and the days of being a completely anonymous blogger are now over.  So beware with what you say and how true or not true it is. You may fall victim to what you thought was a protected private cyber world.

A few months ago, we reported the launch of Google Services for Websites. Well, to remind you, Google Services for Websites is a program designed to help web hosters and access providers offer useful and powerful tools to their customers or webmasters to enhance and improve their websites. Tools provided by the services such as [...]

The Internet is a-buzz with the latest offering from Firefox – the best browser available in my opinion – and the upgrades look absolutely tantalizing:

I just read an interesting report published by Nielsen that examines time spent on multiple Social and Micro Networks. The study compares total minutes in April 2009 compared to April 2008. The results are not as much surprising as they are revealing. According to Nielsen, total minutes spent on social networking sites has increased 83 [...]