After getting the Google Voice App blocked on the iPhone and the FCC to scrutinize Google Voice, you’d think AT&T could sit back and rest assured. But not so.
Since we had a rather strong response to our coverage of the United States Marine Corps’ policy to not allow Marines to access social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter on the Marines’ network it seemed appropriate to see how this is handled ‘across the pond’.
The online world is noisy enough as it is. Everyone is trying to get everyone’s attention to sell whatever it is they have.
The numerous agencies of the federal government possess thousands of documents and pieces of information that can't be found by Google's crawlers.
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."
Google will bid in the upcoming 700MHz wireless spectrum auction, the company announced this morning. Run by the Federal Communications Commission, the auction is scheduled to begin on January 24, and could run until March.
On Webmaster Help Center Google discretely specifies the policy pertaining to "Paid Links".
After Democratic candidates answered questions submitted through YouTube in July, their Republican counterparts agreed to participate in the same format.
Federal agencies may have the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) helping guide their efforts to make web information more accessible to search engines.
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