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This week it feels like someone must have cursed our house with a Chinese curse and we've suddenly been thrust into "interesting times." Yikes.

White House Seeks Google Records

A scenario long feared by privacy advocates over Google's voluminous storage of millions of pieces of information on user searches arose as Department of Justice lawyers asked a federal court to compel Google's cooperation with their requests.

Yahoo Is In The Wow House

Yahoo plans to create a third original web-only series; this one will be a reality show that embraces and extends the "home makeover" concept, called "Wow House."

Software Suggestions For Startups

Silicon Valley venture capitalists vie with Google and Yahoo to shower money on the latest, greatest idea; this is a brief summary of two approaches to building one's presence.

White House Wants Harder Line On Piracy

The Attorney General told a Chamber of Commerce conference the government needs more laws to better protect intellectual property creators.

Google House Ads, cont'd

A clarification on my previous post about house ads run by Google on publisher websites, as part of the AdSense creative.

Google Increases House Ads On Adsense Sites

In the past, advertisers have worried that Google "house" ads compete for space with those who are advertising on SERP's for fairly granular search queries, such as "flight tracker." ...

Google Versus Microsoft: In House Debate

One of the biggest debates in this business right now is comparisons between Google and Microsoft. Bill Gates was recently quoted as saying Google is "more like us than anyone else we have ever competed with."

Power House Linked to Power Houses

Search engine marketing gurus Eric Ward and Debra Mastaler put together a two-day link building seminar for October in Charlotte. Their PowerHouse Seminar is designed to help folks get the most out of link building and in the process take websites up to another level.

Article Marketing Fox in the Competitor Hen House - Or Chicken Little?

I recently was asked by an author to remove a free content article from a client web site where we had posted it (with several others from different authors) to increase topical relevancy at a site that fit the article perfectly.