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Coming Up at SMX West 2009
The WebProNews video crew is packing up and heading to California! Not for an extended stay, but just long enough to get all the coverage we can of SMX West and make our viewers happy. The event is taking place February 10-12, in Santa Clara. We have an incredible line-up of interviews to watch out for. We will be bringing you exclusive coverage of Vint Cerf’s keynote conversation as well as an exclusive interview with the with the man known as the “father of the Internet.”
CES 2009: Up Close and Personal with Samsung’s Upcoming Products
New from Samsung in 2009 is a line of LED TVs that is sure to set a new standard for quality and energy efficiency. The crown jewels of this line are the LED 8000, LED 7000, and the LED 6000. There are three specific components that make this collection stand out to consumers.
SES Chicago: Shopping Search Tactics for the Holiday Season
Although retailers are struggling this holiday season with the current economic issues, recent comScore data shows that shopping search engines are thriving and are performing better than last year. In the above video Greg Hintz, the General Manager of Yahoo! Shopping, gives four tips retailers need to know as they optimize their campaign, beginning with optimization of their data feeds.
Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia, Wikia Search, Googleopoly, Yahoo, and More
Since he is no stranger to the Internet world, Jimmy Wales’ opinion is held with respect. Being aware of this, WebProNews asked him not only about Wikipedia and Wikia Search, but also about a proposed “Googleopoly” and Yahoo/AOL merger. Watch as his answers might turn out to surprise you.
Inside Scoop from MSN Live Search
It’s always good to hear of new developments that will make life easier and Jeremiah Andrick of MSN Live Search Webmaster Center does just that. Announcement #1: Microsoft has released AdCenter Desktop Platform into Beta. Announcement #2: Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft have come together with a detailed documentation on how Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) is [...]
WebProNews Week in Review
WebProNews takes a look back at some of the more interesting headlines and stories of the past week. Some topics covered are a few new Google features, lots of Microsoft/Yahoo action as well as a couple of new tools for the savvy SEO crowd.
For you’re your convenience, here are some of the links to [...]
SES New York: Is Organic Search Better Than Paid Search?
Kevin Lee, the Executive Chairman of Did-It, spoke with Mike McDonald about several intriguing topics at SES New York. In addition to his Did-It responsibilities, Lee serves on the board for SEMPO. He discusses a few of the results from SEMPO’s annual survey. One interesting finding is that organic search results are gaining favor over [...]
SMX West 2008: Matt Van Wagner
During SMX West in Santa Clara, Mike McDonald of WebProNews talked with Matt Van Wagner, the President of Find Me Faster. They discuss the current Microsoft/Yahoo situation form a paid search perspective. Van Wagner also gives 2008 predictions for the search engines and integrating tools. Catch the full interview, only on WebProNews.
Google Changes Algorithm?
In the New Year, Google seems to be changing their algorithm and making the search results more time related. The leading search engine has been ranking items from popular sites like Digg higher than factual or historical sites like Wikipedia. Is this a move towards a Web 3.0? In other news, Kara Ratliff [...]
Child Pornography Online Increasing?
The Internet Watch Foundation recently sponsored an awareness day to make people aware of the problems of child pornography. Bigger companies like Yahoo and MSN supported the day by running advertisements. WebProNews Reporter Kara Ratliff digs deeper into the world of child pornography online; we talked with author of Profiling Violent Crimes, Sex [...]