Yandex, Russia’s most popular internet search engine, plans to set the price of its planned initial public offering on U.S. stock exchange Nasdaq by May 23, according to a news report.
Sedo, the online domain specialist, today announces that it has brokered the sale of gambling.com for $2.5 million, the highest price for a web address this year.
A new TV search website, TimeForTelly, has launched, designed for offer UK consumers a one-stop platform to catch up on the week’s TV, whether on digital or online.
During last week, online media – including news sites, blogs, forums, Twitter and Facebook, saw an accelerated flurry of ‘noise’ around the Royal Wedding, with the majority of mentions being positive, according to new data.
Boys are outstripping girls in the domain name stakes, with many parents snapping up web addresses of their children before they become valuable, according to new data.
Yometa has launched a visual search engine, designed to provide searchers with the most relevant results from the most popular search engines.
Google is closing its ‘Google Video’ site on 29th April, and deleting all the files that have been uploaded to it, as the search giant focuses its video strategy on YouTube.
Google’s Panda Update and the 2011 Budget offer new opportunities for online businesses, according to Jack Adams, Senior Search Manager – SearchCatalyst.
Well-known news sites such as The Guardian and The Telegraph, have benefited most from Google’s latest UK search update, known as ‘Panda’, according to new research.
CMW has created a Creme Egg mobile application which will allow consumers to take part in the brand’s massive game of dare, Goo Dares Wins, on the move.