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Bada Bing, Bada Hoo at SES San Francisco
Microsoft’s Greg Nelson and Yahoo’s Mark Morrissey recently gave interviews to Kara Swisher of AllThingsD. Nelson and Morrissey are in charge of ... read more
3 Marketing Myths On TV Vs Online Video Usage [U.S. Study]
TV, video, iPads and all… we’re undoubtedly in an interactive age. Fine, that’s a given. How about those trends that seem to ... read more
SEO Performance Marketing: Paid Search is Accountable So Why Not SEO?
Who’s to blame for your company’s marketing failures? And who gets credit for its marketing successes? The answer should be SEO, along ... read more
Yahoo! and Twitter Strike Formal Partnership
You’ll be able to Tweet directly from the Yahoo! homepage. Like Google and Bing, Yahoo! has integrated Twitter into their search results. ... read more
Baidu Management Shakeup Includes COO Departure
Baidu’s chief operating officer Dr. Peng Ye is resigning his post, effective immediately. The departure is related to personal reasons and no ... read more
Bing Explains Yesterday’s Blackout
Yesterday, Bing went down for about 30 minutes between 6:30pm and 7pm PST. Microsoft’s Senior Vice President of Online Services, Satya Nadella, ... read more
SHOP.com Launches Community Hub
SHOP.com has added a bunch of new features to enhance and encourage social sharing on the comparison shopping site. The biggest announcement ... read more
AOL Completes Financial Team, Names Additional Board Member in Advance
In preparation for being spun off from Time Warner, AOL has hired executives to their financial team and announced one additional board ... read more
125.5 Million Americans Watched 10.3 Billion YouTube Videos in September
Normally, announcements made on a Friday afternoon are bad news. But yesterday at 4:21 p.m., comScore Video Metrix announced that more than ... read more
SearchDay | The Myth of Perfect Conversion
Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: The Myth of Perfect Conversion; Less Common Problems of International SEO; Another Ex-Googler Heads to AOL; and more.
