Google goes bump in the night
Google just loves to buy up new technologies, especially when it’s working on similar technologies of its own and it wants a bit of a kick start. Google’s purchase of
May 6, 2010
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Google just loves to buy up new technologies, especially when it’s working on similar technologies of its own and it wants a bit of a kick start. Google’s purchase of
We wrote a post recently about how Flash (Gordon) was very bad for SEO in the sense that Flash websites are difficult for Google to index and their content isn’t
What’s in a name? Quite a lot it would appear, at least if you’re Google it’s quite a lot. Google launched its email system ‘Gmail’ many moons ago, and prompted
Before they are elected, the power of politicians rests mainly in their words. Without any deeds to measure their worth by, those well-turned phrases that offer hope are crucial in
One of the biggest problems about finding a reputable SEO company is that generally anyone is able to offer SEO services. You don’t need training, experience, qualifications or indeed any
In a move that sees Yahoo! become even less of a search engine and more of an entertainment portal, the once search leader has signed a deal that will see
Of all the elements of punctuation available for use, the semicolon is one of the least understood and, perhaps because of that, it is less frequently used than the more
A well know Internet hacker is reportedly offering to sell up to 1.5 million usernames and passwords belonging to registered Facebook users. Nobody knows quite how the hacker, known as
Altogether now… Flash a-ah – Saviour of the Universe! Ah, Flash Gordon. One of the best comic book movies ever made (and we’ll have words with anyone that says otherwise)
