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In a bid to more closely integrate search with social media, Microsoft’s search engine Bing has introduced a new feature to stop its users having to move between different windows when multitasking online.
The addition, which appears on the site’s existing social sidebar, allows users to (more…)
Recent figures from comScore show that when it comes to the focus of search engine optimisation strategy, Google is still the leading light to illuminate ideas with.
The latest findings from the search industry tracker put Google well ahead in the US search market, with 67% of share; an increase of 0.3% in the month. However, Bing continues to see its fortunes rise, gaining a further (more…)
Ahead of its MozCon 2012, one SEOmoz blogger decided to look at ten points which have most affected the world of search engine optimisation in the past 12 months.
Many points were covered, including Pandas and Penguins, naturally. However, there was also an interesting mention regarding (more…)
As the popularity of internet maps increases, Google and Bing have launched the mapping of internal locations in the UK. Google have focused mainly on London (more…)
As Google takes the lead in local search, Microsoft Bing teams up with Yelp which will be a feature on its search result pages. Yelp is an (more…)
Late last week, (June 16th 2012), saw Yelp and Bing announce a partnership which will deliver enhanced local information for search queries. (more…)
Google has revealed a host of updates to its social media offering, Google+. The changes were announced at the company’s recent Google I/O conference. The developments include an overhaul of the site’s layout, with users now offered a fresh multi-column design for the site’s news feed, Google+ Stream. With this, users will be able to [...]
A recent study from Google has revealed a growing trend in the use of mobile devices as in-store shopping companions. In the report, ‘Mobile In-Store Research: How in-store shoppers are using mobile devices’, Google looks into the way consumers make use of their devices whilst browsing stores. According to the research, 84 per cent of [...]
Nintendo has confirmed that it is making money from content uploaded to YouTube by the people playing its games. The video game giant is using a ‘content ID match’ tool to locate footage of its games uploaded to the video sharing site. It then inserts adverts before the video starts, meaning that
