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goMobi and Google to help UK companies get on the mobile Web
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Link-Assistant.Com to Launch Its Training Video Series for SEO PowerSuite Software
The just-released first series is all about Rank Tracker. The four videos are to demonstrate how Rank Tracker’s most powerful features should be used to their full potential for dominating search results.
Minsk, Belarus (PRWEB) March 14, 2012
Link-Assistant.Com, the leading SEO software provider and the company behind SEO PowerSuite, has made a major step towards improving user experience of their SEO tools. The company has started a series of training videos for each of the four tools in SEO PowerSuite toolkit: Rank Tracker, WebSite Auditor, SEO SpyGlass and LinkAssistant.
The first training video series is… Continue reading
German Internet users cries foul over Google news law
Germany’s Internet community, gathered at the world’s biggest high-tech fair, was up in arms Thursday at a draft law forcing Google and other similar sites to pay media firms for content.
“This draft is completely backward,” fumed Bernhard Rohleder, director general of Bitkom, the German federation representing high-tech industries.
“We understand that media firms are looking for new ways to make money” when pitted against the Internet and free press, but a new tax “cannot be a substitute for developing genuine strategies for the digital era,” he added.
The draft legislation, dubbed the “lex Google” as it targets mainly… Continue reading
Google Fiber: Can ultra-fast internet change a city?
27 February 2012
Last updated at 20:05 ET
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VIDEO: People in Kansas City discuss the arrival of Google’s super-fast internet
Google is installing super-fast fibre optic internet service in Kansas City. Will it usher in a new era in industry and society – or just enable faster web browsing and media downloads?
For technology consultant Bret Rhodus, Google’s newest venture is an amazing business opportunity.
“This can be a game-changer,” he says.… Continue reading
Google+ iOS update brings instant upload for photo and video (Appolicious)
Google updated its iOS app to add a new search tool and some minor tweaks, but the big news is the introduction of a service Android users already love: instant upload. If there’s one thing almost all smartphone users have in common, it’s that we use the camera and our social networks to share snaps and video. Doing so on Google+ is now a lot easier for iPhone users.
Apple introduced iCloud with PhotoStream last fall which shunts photos taken from any iOS device to all other associated devices and iPhoto. It’s great, but it has storage limits and the… Continue reading
SEO Consult® to Review Impact of Google’s Decision to Introduce Chrome for Android on their Serivces
SEO Consult®, an award winning search engine optimisation agency, have announced they will be reviewing the impact Google‘s decision to introduce Chrome for Android will have on their services.
(PRWEB UK) 15 February 2012
SEO Consult®, an award winning search engine optimisation agency, have announced they will be reviewing the impact Google’s decision to introduce Chrome for Android will have on their services.
SEO Consult® offer a range of SEO services, and one of their newer services is for mobile SEO, which caters to clients looking to target traffic entering their website through mobile devices, such as… Continue reading
Kill Web Trackers Dead
Here’s fair warning to all social media data scavengers, ad tracking companies, and analytics snoops on the InterWebs: There’s a new anti-tracking sheriff in town.
Online privacy company Abine Inc. last week unveiled a new browser widget called, appropriately enough, DoNotTrackPlus (because these days everything has to come with a plus sign — thank you, Google). I’ve been taking it for a spin this morning and I gotta say it’s pretty slick.
DNT+ keeps more than 600 ad networks and other Web trackers from depositing tracking cookies on your hard drive. It also tells you who they are. Period, full… Continue reading
