Nov 13, 2008
Hollywood - YouTube, the popular video-sharing site is going to let advertisers pay to put ads into search results.
Google has been trying to turn YouTube into a more profitable set-up.
Google bought YouTube for $1.76 billion two years ago.
YouTube does not have much of a revenue model just yet though, but that is soon to change.
YouTube stated that the move is going to try and bring in new ways to help promote videos and such on the site.
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Nov 12, 2008
Washington - Google has launched a brand new service that will allow us to track the flu.
Google announced a free service this week that is going to show the number of flu cases across the U.S.
The service is known as Flu Trends and will use computers to figure out how many people are searching for the flu and such.
It will then show the results on a map of the U.S. and chart changes in flu activity.
This will help link the Internet searches ... Read More
Jul 2, 2008
New Acquisition Gives Live Search Capability
San Francisco-Google and Yahoo are working on their projects such as indexing and making Flash sites available, but meanwhile Microsoft is pushing ahead with projects of its own.
Microsoft announced on Tuesday its purchase of Powerset, a San Francisco based natural language and search company.
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Jun 27, 2008
Boston - Google has announced that they have expanded Google Trends to allow the tracking of web sites.
Google Trends began a few years ago and focused on tracking keywords. It has been expanded though and will now allow you to track the popularity and growth of any web site simply by entering a domain.
This can be tested out as of right now by any user, and will also allow you to search for up to 5 sites at a time and ... Read More