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Google Debunks Link Sabotage Theories

The search engine thinks the apocryphal talk about webmasters being able to wreck their competitors by creating bad links to them is just a bunch of talk.

Google Likes Your Content First-Click Free

Punishing a visitor from Google with a subscription login page, where the visitor expected to find content based on the search result, could draw a penalty from the search ad company.

Canadians Favor Internet Guidelines At Work

Canadians think that too much time is being wasted on personal email and Internet use at work. More than half want clearer guidelines from their employers, according to a new poll from Monster.ca.

Google Aggressively Cracking Down on Paid Links

After many instances of education by Google about Paid Link Policy guidelines and after having continuously come up with updates on the issue, the time for action seems to have come full on. Google, as it appears has aggressively begun to crack down on Ads that violate Google's quality guideline of "paid links should be disclosed through a "rel=nofollow."

With "Google" In Your URL, No AdSense For You!

"AdSense Disallowed On URLs Containing 'Google'". This was said by Google itself. A Google Blogoscoped account shows an AdSense ban of a portion of an active site.

AdSense Disallowed On URLs Containing "Google"

Google informed me that they banned showing AdSense from my account on Google.blogoscoped.cn (a site which I don’t run, but they are nice enough to rotate my AdSense code every couple of times as they’re translating posts from here).

New Google Webmaster's Guidelines

I just found another Google webmaster guideline worth sharing...

New Yahoo Search Marketing Features

Following last week's announcement of how Google finally has a real challenge, the official Yahoo! Search Marketing Blog announced updates for YSM.

Latest Version of WordPress Released

The latest version of the WordPress blogging platform was released late yesterday.

Yahoo Adopts Mobile Advertising Guidelines

Yahoo said today that all of its worldwide, mobile properties will comply with new mobile advertising guidelines announced by the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) EMEA.