In trying to demonstrate the depth and breadth of their search product, MSN created “MSN Found.” The site features six ‘hip’ twenty somethings with…
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The Future of the Internet
Pew Internet and American Life Project has just released a new study that examines where the Internet is heading in the next ten years.…
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What you’ve been searching for
Organized by categories such as popular celebrities, Froogle search terms, clothing queries and brand names, Google has indexed the most popular searches from 2004. An…
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Silenced Yammerer
It’s called Google Whacking. Try to think of two words that will produce only one search result on Google. It’s a fun little sport that…
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Geico-A-No-Go
Last week, Geico lost its attempt to stop Google from selling search terms linked to company trademarks. Geico was upset that competitors could appear in…
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Who’s Gettin’ All the Good Cards?
In years past, we’ve seen some bizzare Flash holiday greeting cards. I haven’t seen as many this year. Here’s one from JibJab, but it’s pretty…
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Linking To and From
Mark Glaser at the Online Journalism Review examines recent changes at popular news sites regarding linking strategies. Some sites, such as the BBC and News.com,…
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A Look Under Toyota’s Hood
Last week, Toyota launched a new integrated ad campaign using the tagline “Moving forward.” The campaign integrates television, print and Web. The Web component,…
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The Philosophy of Time Travel
The director’s cut of one of my all-time favorite movies, Donnie Darko, has been released on the big screen. This intriguing film sucks you…
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Sodas Can Be Scary Too
Mountain Dew has come up with a brand engaging Halloween promotion in support of its limited edition Pitch Black grape soda. Now through Halloween,…
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Wow! Loot!
Think Amazon’s Gold Box, but only one product each day. Evolved from the old Dungeons & Dragons expression “Wow! Loot!”, Woot is a new…