I’ve known Adam for some time, since his days at Fox Interactive Media, where he built Fox’s advertising platform (initially as a product out of MySpace). The company needs to scale its advertising platform to Google and Facebook levels, in terms of efficiency, response, and return on marketing investment. In fact, it’s only been done a few times – by Facebook, Google, and arguably Overture (before Yahoo’s purchase and subsequent deal with Microsoft). MORE >>

Home | Library Success Wiki: An Update » Why Google (or Ask or Yahoo!) is good for reference work By Meredith Farkas | March 29, 2006 Google/Ask/Yahoo! Sometimes I can do a search in Google/Ask/Yahoo! This is why I never buy the whole Google/Ask/Yahoo! Sometimes I can find good things in Google/Ask/Yahoo! Topics: reference , search | 15 Comments » 15 Responses to “Why Google (or Ask or Yahoo!) MORE >>

After my recent post about the betas I use , I was introduced to Nimbuzz , an IM program that is now offering voice services in competition with Skype and Gizmo5 (which was recently purchased by Google ). The client supports only one account per service, so if you have, say, two Google Talk accounts, you must pick one. Nimbuzz does not yet support GTalk for Google Apps accounts. There are many apps available that try to bring together various communication protocols. MORE >>

So does Google, Yahoo, MySpace, Microsoft. Google is an ad network. Google’s hook to generate traffic is search. Facebook has some challenges compared with Google. When users go to Google, they go with intent to leave Google as soon as they have found the link they are looking for. Thus, clicking on a properly targeted ad is as useful to a Google searcher as clicking on the top rated link. MORE >>

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