If Google does not succeed in fending off Gonzalez v Google, the ACLU said it would have to ask for the same information the government requested.

The Magazine DM News publishes a supplement called “Outlook” each year that collects interviews and articles from some of the leading direct marketers and their perspectives on the coming year in direct marketing.

I have been wondering for awhile when someone was going to build a search engine that searches wikis. Well, now there is one – Qwika.

Mac and Linux users aren’t used to turning on the news and hearing about security threats that affect us.

Unlike Yahoo or Google, MSN provides a variety of demographic data for its marketers to utilize when creating and modifying campaigns.

My Yahoo news alert for “search engine optimization” sent me a link this morning to a Q/A article from USATODAY.com about SEO.

On-demand CRM software provider, Salesnet, added 250 new features for the 25th Anniversary Edition of its enterprise on-demand CRM product. Salesnet has added broader marketing automation that includes new campaign management capabilities and HTML emails.

People who join the community-oriented search engine PreFound.com can apply to be Featured Finders and get all the Google AdSense revenue derived from their PreFound pages.

Before Google unveils its beta products, they appear to utilize some early beta testers close to home, or more to the point, close to their employees’ homes.

USA Today reports AOL is planning to launch a whole host of new services as its shift from a subscriber model to an advertising strategy.

A Hungarian techie has created a mashup of Google Maps that doesn’t just have a night and day difference, but a dusk one as well; HBO has created a mashup to promote its Mafia-inspired series The Sopranos.

Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) leapt into their first foray of the small-business channel business in a global distribution deal with Ingram Micro Inc. The distribution deal will cover small business units with fewer than 200 users and four to 20 servers.

According to CBP Career Consultants Co., Ltd., a leading career consulting firm in China, 52% of white-collar workers now keep blogs.

The research company thinks that corporations should utilize the Enterprise version of Google Desktop if they permit the product in their operations.

Does your blog provide link bait?

Steve Gillmor calls Office 2007 “Office Dead.” Oh, yeah Steve?

Beer, senseless nudity and cavemen. As football fans remember the glory days of human development, these images made their way from computer screen to brain to conditioned response voting on AOL’s Super Sunday Ad poll. Homo Inteneticus viewed the Super Bowl ads some 42 million times and two-thirds of the time hailed beer as the winner.

Speculation abounds about the future of search and the dominance of Google, as rivals Microsoft and Yahoo ramp up their search engines and consider incentives for people to use their search.

Problem: You want to automate the creation of a menu page for a directory of files and make it look like any other page on your site.

Advertisers are hitting News Corp. where it hurts by looking for escape clauses in their MySpace contracts. As negative press mounts for the phenomenally successful young blogger website over an apparent rash of sexual predation, News Corp. plans to appoint a “safety czar” to help assuage the fears of parents and educators.

A poll conducted by Harris Interactive shows that most consumers would be willing to give up their cable or satellite TV subscriptions if an acceptable IPTV alternative were offered. Also, while a switch to IPTV may prove challenging for networks and cable companies, it offers a better TV experience for the consumer.

DVD quality videos and the integration of visual crawling technology from AOL’s recent purchase of the Truveo video search engine will be unveiled in AOL’s video search this week.

The oft-rumored removal of the iconic butler Jeeves from the Ask.com search engine has arrived, with the well-dressed embodiment of discreet and exemplary service contemplating his post-search engine life.

Buzz-o-phone is aggregating opinions about products, services, brands and companies via an 800 number (1-800-591-5375 to be exact).