Archive for the ‘Search Engine Optimization’ Category
Bing is Google’s Biggest Threat, Eric Schmidt Says
September 28th, 2010 by Rafi Hecht

Google CEO Eric Schmidt, with Alan Murray of the Wall Street Journal, said that Google‘s largest competitive threat is Bing. Surprisingly though, Facebook and Apple however aren’t the largest threats.

Google‘s main focus since day one has been on “search.” With the merging of Yahoo, Bing is the only real major search engine outside of Google now. Facebook and Apple, though, are seen by many as competitive in other, “less focused” aspects of Google.

Beware of What You Do On the Internet – Google Stalker Incident
September 17th, 2010 by Rafi Hecht


Nothing that can be publicly available on the internet will be private for long. In the end information that can be used will be used, and not necessarily for the most noble purposes.

Case in point: Google, one of the largest internet companies in the world today, has a policy: “don’t be evil.” However, one of their (now former) engineers, 27 year old David Barksdale, repeatedly took advantage of his position as a member of an elite technical group at Google to access user accounts, violating the privacy of at least four minors during his employment.

Inadvertent SEO Leads GoDaddy to Close Down Canadian Extremist Website
July 21st, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

After receiving a complaint from Canada’s Attorney-General,  GoDaddy, one of the largest Website Domain and Web Hosting Agencies based in Arizona, has recently shut down an extremest website used by Salman Hossain of Mississauga, Ontario. Among other things, this website called for genocide of the Canadian Jewish community, the National Post reported earlier. How SEO [...]

Bing-o! Yahoo Starts to Test Bing-Powered Results, Perhaps as Early as Today
July 15th, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

Yahoo recently confirmed they are testing Bing powered results “offline,” which we have already known since July 17th. But today for the first time, Yahoo has confirmed they will test Bing powered results in the live search results. SearchEngineLand received an email which wrote: “Though much of our testing is already happening offline, this month [...]

Google Taking a Bite Out of the Online Travel Industry
July 3rd, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

It’s official: Google has signed agreed to a deal where it will acquire ITA, a Cambridge, Massachusetts -based airline travel reservations software company. According to Google‘s blog, Marissa Mayer, Vice President, Search Products & User Experience, has noted that as a result of almost half of travel tickets being sold online today, and with flight search rapidly [...]

Facebook Officially at "Search War" with Google
June 28th, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

Many at Facebook see Facebook as a successor to Google in many ways. While the search engine in Facebook has been unstable and currently is no threat to Google at this very moment, Facebook has “declared war” by unleashing it’s “Open Graph Search Engine,” which will be a “social semantic search engine.” What this means [...]

Search Engine Marketing Rap with SEO Rapper
May 18th, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

We finally found a surprisingly clever way to get people to listen about the importance of Search Engine Optimization (SEO). The below rap video sums up Search Engine Optimization in a nutshell. The rapper’s site is on http://theseorapper.com, and the site has some other intriguing SEO rap videos worth watching. Enjoy…

Site Speed Affects Google rankings
April 16th, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

It’s official: Google, the search engine giant, has now added site speed as a factor in improving page rankings. Site speed measures how quickly a web page loads based on certain requests. Matt Cutts said last year that there was “strong lobbying” inside Google to account for site speed as a new ranking factor. While this was [...]

Godaddy stops registering cn domain name
March 25th, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

As of yesterday, popular domain registrant GoDaddy has announced before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China today in Washington that it will stop registering “.cn” (China) domain names in light of China’s new restrictions that require more personally identifiable information from registrants. A recent article explained that “.cn” registry CNNIC (China iNternet Network Information Center) announced, [...]

Google's Pullout from China and into Hong Kong
March 24th, 2010 by iRISEmedia Staff

As of yesterday, popular domain registrant GoDaddy has announced before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China today in Washington that it will stop registering “.cn” (China) domain names in light of China’s new restrictions that require more personally identifiable information from registrants. A recent article explained that “.cn” registry CNNIC (China iNternet Network Information Center) announced, [...]

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