McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals announced a recall of a number of their Children’s Tylenol products. The voluntary recall includes all lots and all flavors of Children’s TYLENOL Meltaways 80 mg packaged in bottles and blisters, Children’s TYLENOL SoftChews 80 mg packaged in blisters, and Jr. TYLENOL Meltaways 160 mg packaged in blisters.

The president of a manufacturing company recently asked me, “Why isn’t my advertising working?” Have you ever been asked this question? Have you ever asked it yourself?

Google today unveiled Sitemaps, a program where you can notify Google of any updates to your website so that it crawls your site immediately. Essentially, its like RSS for entire websites, with webmasters creating an XML file that indicates recently changed or new pages that Google subscribes to.

BHP Billiton’s offer for 72.99% of WMC’s issued shares was accepted. The company has also acquired a further 3.26% of WMC’s issued shares as a result of on-market purchases Friday.

Call it a gift from a group of anonymous software engineers. Anti-piracy activists might call it criminal. Highly compressed .ratDVD format takes DVD sharing to a whole new level.

Sometimes I don’t understand Google. At times they are quite brilliant, and other times they act like some high school kids with a web site.

While job seekers focus on the factors that they are specifically seeking in their role, namely income, benefits, title, responsibilities and location among others, employers are looking at the recruitment role quite differently.

Apparently someone at Google feels the various webmasters populating their index needed some attention focused on improving Google’s perceived interaction with this group, and perhaps to demonstrate their commitment to search.

The Fedora Project gets flipped into a new group, the Fedora Foundation, and spun off from the main corporation.

Microsoft softened its heart a bit by announcing it will adopt an “industry standard XML” for the forthcoming Office 12 release, opening up the playing field to other popular office programs.

Customers in Washington DC and Chicago can try out the faster AOL service for $29.95 per month.

Roberto Maroni, Italy’s welfare minister, believes that his country would be better off if it went back to having its own currency. The idea has been called absurd by leaders of the European Union.

With the summer conference schedule in full swing, search engine representatives will most likely be showing up at a city near you.

As droves of women leave corporations to seek green pastures in entrepreneurism, it’s time to re-assess the world of work for women.

Every so often, even a big guy gets knocked down. Such is the case with Google’s newest tool for webmasters, at least temporarily.

William Donaldson is stepping down as the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as of June 30. He just turned 74 years old.

Milagros Cerron, 13 months, made good on the promise of her name (which means “miracle”), and said goodbye to her mermaid ways.

An error in a USA Today story about the company’s stun gun devices overstated the electrical output by a factor of 1 million.

Googlites with web sites get to try out a new tool from the Mountain View home of Google Labs; the tool is called Sitemaps.

A nearly 5 percent slide in Apple Computer’s stock price may be the result of slowing sales of its iconic music player.

After turning 74 years old. current Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman William Donaldson is stepping down from the position as of June 30.

Well, not really. But Google Sitemaps does employ XML technology in order to provide its program members the opportunity to have their site crawled after they make updates or alterations.