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Google Testing New, Lighter Colors In Search Results
By John Vinson · November 7, 2011

When it comes to colors, there’s a whole world of study which continues to look at the effects various colors have on our psychology. There are two schools of color when talking about psychology; warm and cool. Warm colors are …

Facebook Blocks Popular iLike App
By Bruce Houghton · November 17, 2009

Now that iLike owned by rival MySpace, Facebook is restricting some features of the iLike app on it pages. The move is bound to be unpopular with the 12 million users that have made iLike the #1 music app on Facebook. Over the last few days Facebook users who had installed the iLike app received this message:

Government Changing Regulation Of Online Advertising
By Frank Reed · August 6, 2009

It looks like the Internet marketing industry could be staring at an age of government regulation and oversight that could change online advertising in major ways. While this kind of news should come as no surprise based on the new age of government intervention in business it is still enough to make even the most seasoned online marketer take notice.

Six Small Changes For YouTube
By Bruce Houghton · June 22, 2009

Rather then a big splashy make-over, YouTube has been rolling out an ongoing series of changes and improvements that marketers and uses should pay attention to.

The Ever Changing Demographics Of Facebook
By Frank Reed · May 29, 2009

Question for you rock and roll historians: Do you remember Sammy Hagar (The Red Rocker prior to his days as the front man for Van Hagar Halen)? Do you remember the song that made him just famous enough to replace David Lee Roth? It was “I Can’t Drive 55”.

Facebook Facing CEO Woes
By WebProNews Staff · December 3, 2007

Mark Zuckerberg’s foray into being the top executive at a company with a $15 billion valuation has been dismaying to Facebook users and advertisers.

The End of the PR World as We Know it
By Sally Falkow · November 15, 2007

Social Media is indeed making changes in our lives. Even Time Magazine, a bastion of old media, hailed user generated content as the single most influential change in 2006.

EU Says U.S. Needs To Change Net Gambling Law
By Mike Sachoff · November 8, 2007

The European Union Trade Commissioner, Peter Mandelson said the Untied States should change the Internet gambling law that discriminates against European companies by not allowing them to offer their services in the U.S.

Will Google OpenSocial Change The Internet?
By Doug Caverly · November 2, 2007

As information came out about OpenSocial, the facts concerning Google’s new networking project seemed to grow less clear, instead of more. Everyone’s now had a bit of time to look the matter over, though, and consider the implications of the deal.

Change In Yahoo Rankings
By Navneet Kaushal · November 1, 2007

Yahoo! Search is updating some important changes to its algorithm and index.

Google AdWords Number/Date Formatting Feature
By Kevin Gibbons · October 31, 2007

Google AdWords seems to be rolling out some useful features recently, last week it was the snapshot date range comparison and today’s is the option to change number, date and time formatting.

Recap of Semphonic Web Analytics X Change
By Manoj Jasra · September 27, 2007

Last week I had the wonderful opportunity to participate in Semphonic’s first annual Web Analytics X Change in Napa Valley, California.

Google Maps Drives Navy To Change Building
By Mike Sachoff · September 27, 2007 · 2

Google Maps is forcing the U.S. Navy to change the design of one of its buildings in San Diego called "The Seals Lair" which from an aerial photograph appears to be in the shape of a swastika.

New York Times Frees Its Content
By WebProNews Staff · September 18, 2007

Two years after dropping its columnists behind a subscription wall, the New York Times tore down the barrier to a valuable source of traffic: search engines.

Change Huddle Line-up
By Gary Angel · September 7, 2007

X Change is getting close, and I just wanted to post an update with some final speaker additions and I thought I’d also include the Huddle line-up.

We’ve rounded off the speaker list with some great final additions. Since my last post on X Change, we added Rand Schulman of Unica, Anil Batra (formerly of Zaaz) now of ZeroDash1, Clint Ivy from Visual Sciences and Judah Phillips from Reed.

August Online Job Vacancies See Little Change
By Mike Sachoff · September 6, 2007

In August there were 4,104,800 online advertised job openings, an increase of 20,600 or 0.5 percent from the July level, according to the Conference Board help-Wanted Online Data Series.

AdWords Formula Fixed For Top Spot
By WebProNews Staff · August 23, 2007 · 4

Google’s advertisers should be a little happier with the ability to compete for top placement in AdWords, thanks to a tweak to the formula for calculating who grabs the top spot.

Chinese Company Wants Google to Change Name
By Andy Beal · July 13, 2007

It’s not too much to ask, is it? If Google would just change the name of their company, a small Chinese business will drop their law suit. Seems fair, don’t you think?

Measurement & Optimization of SEM
By Gary Angel · June 27, 2007

I decided to post a few days late – just to make sure people saw last Tuesday’s X Change Announcement. If you missed the post on our Web Analytics Conference, check it out. This will be a unique, special event.

Google, Complain To DOJ About Microsoft
By WebProNews Staff · June 26, 2007 · 1

Google’s request for extensions of some of Microsoft’s antitrust consent decree received naught but an icy rejection from the bench.

Big Companies – They Change a Lot
By Mike Moran · June 25, 2007

After speaking in Chicago on Friday, I spent a delightful couple of hours waiting out flight delays. (Yeah, I don’t think I’ve written that sentence before, either.) I was hanging out with fellow speaker Chris Silver Smith, with whom I swapped life stories. When I mention that I’ve worked for IBM for over 28 years, Chris said something insightful—"Wow, that’s a lot of change."

And it has been a lot of change.

Yahoo Gets Short With Advertisers
By WebProNews Staff · June 21, 2007

Today is the day where Yahoo begins enforcing the 70-character limit for descriptions in search marketing ads placed by their advertising clients.

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