Just last month, leading search marketing specialist and technology firm, Greenlight, pointed out in its 2011 top 10 predictions for natural and paid search, that among other things, search engines would take an even more aggressive stance towards duplicate and low value content this year. It is going on almost a week since Google’s Matt … [Read more…]
Google has accused Microsoft of plagiarising its search results, and is challenging the software giant to reveal how it is using data collected from users to determine results for its own Bing service.
The number of searches made online by UK consumers for home insurance-related products is expected to rise in the early part of 2011, according to new research.
A new report from search marketing firm Greenlight reveals the sites, brands and providers that were most visible to banking -related consumer searches.
A new service called @sggst (pronounced ‘suggest’) that enables Twitter users to find products on Amazon has launched its beta service in the UK.
The BBC is to cut about 200 websites in a cost-cutting drive, resulting in the loss of up to 360 jobs at the broadcaster over the next two years.
Propery site Zoopla has launched an augmented reality app for users of Android powered smartphones, letting users search for property listings on the move.
Google gained ground in the Chinese search advertising revenue at the end of 2010, after a long decline in its share, according to a Beijing-based market research firm.
Google’s visual recognition app Goggles has been updated with a range of new features, including the ability to solve any Soduku puzzle taken from a smartphone user’s camera.
MySpace’s China office has reportedly cut about 30 employees last month and saw its CEO depart, signalling the social network might be withdrawing from the market.