Archive for June, 2007
Yahoo! 2.0: Its Reorganization and Future
That is an article by Emre Sokullu, which I found on www.readwriteweb.com. It is quite descriptive, showing where Yahoo 20. is heading to. Read it here:
Yahoo is changing. Terry Semel’s resignation and co-founder Jerry Yang’s return to the CEO position is one of the most visible changes. Yahoo! has always been harshly criticized for not […]
Apple iPhone: New Details, Good and Bad
With less than six days left before the Apple (AAPL) iPhone arrives, there’s a flood of press coverage but new details about how the gadget actually works are hard to find. A few drops of news are dribbling out, however.
The 24 minute “guided tour” Apple released late last week (see here) is basically an infomercial […]
Top 5 Tech Hot Spots
At least seven is a lucky number. But that’s hardly comforting to any American entrepreneur or executive analyzing the “networked readiness index” survey recently produced by the World Economic Forum. The survey looks at each nation’s ability to exploit information and communication technology–known as ICT–and last year, the U.S. ranked fifth on the list. Now […]
Top 4 SEO Site Design Mistakes
Jon Rognerud again is writting about Search Engine Optimization on entrepreneur.com. Check his latest post below:
Learn what you should and shouldn’t be doing to increase your site’s search visibility. To me–and many I know in the search engine optimization field–SEO is really just good old hard work. It contains no real secrets, per se.
I see […]
With FeedBurner, Google Takes the Measure of the Web
Google (GOOG) has bought FeedBurner, in a move that hits close to home for Beta. Why? Well, I’m a customer of both, using Google Analytics to track our blog networks’ traffic and FeedBurner to manage our RSS feeds.
Dick Costolo, FeedBurner’s CEO, had a key insight three years ago: RSS feeds are a new medium, different […]
Google’s New Ad Format
Derek Gehl writes about new Google ad format. Check whole story here:Learn how advertisers and publishers can benefit from Google’s new advertising model that aims to turn ads into action.
Whether you buy pay-per-click ads or get paid to place them on your website, Google is beta testing an ad format that might change the way […]
