Google and Bing may be edging Yahoo out of the search market, but Yahoo is still the globe’s first stop for online news, according to Compete; this graph shows Yahoo clearly topping all competitors: Over the past five years, the main sites that people go to for news have remained the same: 2004: Yahoo News [...]
Yahoo Still Top Dog in News
December 31st, 200940% of Twitter is Completely Worthless?
August 13th, 2009A recent study shows that quite a bit of the Tweets going out are pure garbage, from anyone’s point of view. Pear Analytics did a recent study of Twitter and found that the popular social network wasn’t quite as useful and important as some might think. Twitter has been espoused as the new social marketing [...]
Will Twitter for Food
July 1st, 2009Twitter stepped up to the forefront once again as the much hailed way to publicize your business. by promoting a charitable act in your company name. @wholefoods is making a nice splash with the following: @WholeFoods – tomorrow, July 1st, is the monthly Twitter for Food event – it would be great for you to join in [...]
Newssift: The Up And Coming News Search Engine
March 26th, 2009The innovative search engine, Newssift, has just been launched in beta by the Financial Times Group. This is a desperate attempt business users to search. Since it permits users to create definitive and specific queries to return highly relevant results, there is a good chance it will achieve its goal. Newssift is slanted towards business [...]
Don’t Link to Google News
September 21st, 2008Linking to news stories has been a common practice for years, and since Google started running uncluttered versions in 2007, many thought it would be a great way to link out. Unfortunately, Google only keeps stories up for thirty days – which means after that your link is broken. This is one of the worst [...]













