KinderStart filed suit yesterday in U.S. District Court in San Jose alleging that Google improperly “blacklisted” its website. We have not yet obtained a copy of the legal filing but news reports confusingly use the term “blacklisted”. An AP wire …

KinderStart filed suit yesterday in U.S. District Court in San Jose alleging that Google improperly “blacklisted” its website. We have not yet obtained a copy of the legal filing but news reports confusingly use the term “blacklisted”. An AP wire …

The class action noise about Google and the company who’s rankings have dropped is a pure waste in my opinion.

This from the Rocky Mountain News… Microsoft Corp. is in the process of acquiring Boulder-based remote-sensing company Vexcel Corp. for an undisclosed sum.

AP has details of what information Google must hand over to the Bush administration, and it appears to be good news.

An 11-year old’s social studies presentation has sparked a discussion at the Digital Point search engine forums, when the girl found that Google just wasn’t good enough to help her school research.

KinderStart.com should take the money they’re going to waste on suing Google and spend it on AdWords instead.

KinderStart filed suit yesterday in U.S. District Court in San Jose alleging that Google improperly “blacklisted” its website.

What began as a quest for virtually unfettered access to Google’s database of search information by the Department of Justice has ended with a judge’s decision that the DoJ receive 50,000 URLs retrieved with Google’s search engine, and zero queries.

After Shel realized I wasn’t the only one who intepreted his post on CEO bloggers as a dislike for them, he’s added a new post to clarify a few points.

Following my earlier post about RocketPost, I’ve just found out about another offline blog editor for Windows – BlogDesk:

I spoke to David Miller of Internetnews.com yesterday and shared with him my thoughts on Google’s new payment processing service.

As I pointed out in a previous article, Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a complex animal.

As business, non-profit, government agency or association managers, what they’ll tell you they DO know is, “PR is pretty much all about press releases, broadcast plugs, brochures and special events.”

Shel Israel says CEO’s shouldn’t blog, but instead encourage openness and blogging within their organization.

Microsoft has settled with the state of New York for $350 million.

Many bloggers will enjoy figuring out their influence (mine is 12664) in the blogosphere using the nifty Blog Influence.

The AdWords team has created a simplified version of the advertising service called AdWords Starter Edition aimed at its newest users who wish to create a single campaign easily; this may be part of Google’s focus on the growing local search market.

Google now offers a simpler “Starter” version of AdWords, for those that might be overwhelmed by the myriad of options in regular AdWords.

Passing the CCNA exam and earning this coveted Cisco certification is an important step in your career, but its not the end of your responsibilities as a CCNA!

Welcome to the party! The Irish are known for a few things – whisky, odd Irish luck, fierce warriors, and poetry. “Stereotypes!” says my Irish friend Martin. Maybe. But St. Patrick’s day is a celebration of those very things-the spirit of the Celt. If I spoke Gaelic (and I once did, I’m sure of it), I’d tell you to toss one back for me, even if my family’s color was orange (and at one time we even liked the snakes).

Change or die. We hear the phrase all the time. In fact we hear the expression so often that it’s become a drumbeat cliche. Still the change or die mantra is the anthem of the Internet age, like it or not.

News Corp’s British tabloid The Sun will offer various online services like blogging and media sharing through a “MySun” portal powered by MySpace.

Michael Arrington points out that there is a placeholder at shopping.live.com that says Windows Live Shopping is coming soon.