| Advertisement |
Earthquakes
Twitter Used To Report Earthquake
By Doug Caverly - Mon, 05/12/2008 - 11:34am.
Twitter doesn't always work well; its frequent outages have earned it all sorts of negative attention. It has at least partially redeemed itself, though, as Twitter was one of the first sites on which news of the earthquake in China appeared.
Google Products Used To Track Nevada Earthquakes
By Doug Caverly - Tue, 04/29/2008 - 5:03pm. 1 comment
WebProNews is based in Kentucky, where we're relatively safe from many types of natural disasters. We felt something between a large rumble and a small rattle following Illinois's earthquake, however, which makes it more interesting on a personal level that Google Maps is being used to track other recent quakes.
Google Delves Into Volcanoes, Earthquakes
By Doug Caverly - Tue, 08/28/2007 - 2:45pm.
The last post on the Official Google CPG Blog provides a “Back to School Recap.” The Official Google Data APIs Blog informs readers about “Calendar Gadgets via Gdata.” And that’s all fine and well. But over at the Google LatLong Blog, they’re keeping us clear of lava flows.
Ask Storms In And Shakes Up Search
By David A. Utter - Fri, 09/29/2006 - 1:21pm.
Updates to results appearing on Ask.com for weather- and earthquake-related queries have provided more visual information and several new features.
Latest News on: WebProWire.com
Source Ordered Content: SEO... Search Engine JournalInterview with Jia Shen, CTO of... The Social Times
IBM, SAP, Adobe sued ITWeb News Feed
LinkedIn Now Speaks Spanish Mashable!
Steve Jobs' Diet Secrets Forbes


