Engage Web June 2012 - Engage Web

Google AdWords gets new look

Posted on June 30, 2012

Largely inspired by feedback received from SEO professionals and commentators in the world of search, Google has changed significant aspects (more…)

Posted by Carl Hopkinson

The next step for Captcha tech

Posted on June 29, 2012

The latest innovation by the man responsible for the Captcha online security checks has got a new project. Called Duolingo, its aim is to help people learn (more…)

Posted by Matt Jones

‘Chinese Twitter’ starts charging for features

Posted on June 28, 2012

The biggest microblogging platform in China is now charging for its premium features, in a move that is intended to see the firm return (more…)

Posted by Cheryl Mathews

Brighton and Hove next to benefit from Google Business Photos

Posted on June 27, 2012

More businesses in the UK are set to benefit from Google Business Photos, with the service being launched in Brighton and Hove on 21st June. A number of businesses are providing the opportunity for customers many miles away to view shops, restaurants and more (more…)

Posted by Matt Jones

Call for Twitter to allow ‘error’ function for tweets

Posted on June 26, 2012

A web design company has called for Twitter to consider a new function that would allow users to highlight errors in tweets. Oliver Reichenstein, of iA, proposed in a blog entry that Twitter could let users flag a tweet that had been posted in error, or contained wrong information. (more…)

Posted by Jenny C

Endangered languages preserved by Google

Posted on June 26, 2012

A new website has been launched by Google in an attempt to preserve endangered languages across the globe. The website, called ‘The Endangered Languages Project’ will help people to share information and news regarding endangered languages.

The website will hold a (more…)

Posted by Carl Hopkinson