The days when optimising websites for Google was a matter of making some text adjustments, adding meta data and building backlinks are long gone. These traditional methods are not redundant… Read more »
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Google introduce personalised search
The mighty search engine Google caused controversy this month when it updated its search algorithm to incorporate results from its own social media network, Google Plus. When undertaking a search… Read more »
Facebook data centre boss criticises industry secrecy
One of Facebook’s data centre managers has spoken out against rival companies’ decision to keep their data centre designs a secret. According to a report by tech magazine Wired, Ken… Read more »
New-style Facebook slammed by users in poll
Nearly 90% of Facebook users say that they hate the new changes to the social media website.
Google+ loses 60% of its active users
Google+ may not be the big hit that it appeared to be when it launched.
The social networking site has lost 60% of its active users since 20 September, the date on which it was fully opened up to the public.
Google to open new data centre in Dublin
Google is set to extend its web hosting capabilities with the opening of a new data centre in Dublin. The search engine giant has said that it will invest about… Read more »
Dramatic Facebook changes spark huge protests
Millions of Facebook users have used their pages to stage protests after the social media giant implemented sizeable changes to its site last wopening the way to possible changes in… Read more »
Yahoo!/Bing combination creeps up on Google
The latest stats from the USA show that the Microsoft’s search engine is finallly beginning to catch up with Google.
Google scraps experimental services
Google is closing down various services including Aardvaark
Social Media: Don’t be shy
Social media has been front page news this week, yet it’s hard to believe some people are unsure of its potential for their business. A recent poll of US SMEs… Read more »