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Cashing Out: Week of January 8th – 14th 2012 in Online Marketing News
Google integrates Google+ into search
Google unleashed a major update to its core search engine this week – one that angered Twitter, had marketers concerned for their SEO, and finally put the importance of Google + into perspective.
January 10, …
Cashing Out: Week of January 1st – 7th 2012 in Online Marketing News
Among Google’s new IBM patents, “semantic social network” stands outÂ
A January 3 article from SEO by the Sea reported that Google started off the new year with 217 new patents acquired through IBM.
Google has since confirmed the story …
Tradedoubler Launches The Zoo Project, UK’s First Affiliate Marketing Incubator
Tradedoubler, the largest UK performance marketing network, announced the launch of the first UK incubator focused on entrepreneurial affiliate marketing companies. The Zoo Project will provide £1 million of business resources and industry mentoring services for up to 20 affiliate …
Cashing Out: Week of May 29 – June 4 2011 in Online Marketing News
Twitter follows third party developers into photosharing
Twitter announced June 1 in a blog post that it is launching its own photosharing service, in partnership with Photobucket. The feature allows users to upload images, hosted on Photobucket, and attach them …
Cashing Out: Week of May 22 – 28 2011 in Online Marketing News
PayPal sues Google and former employees over theft of trade secrets
On May 26, Google unveiled its new mobile payment service, Google Wallet, and it only took a few hours for the public announcement to backfire.
In direct response …
Cashing Out: Week of April 10-16th 2011 in Online Marketing News
Senators announce Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights
High-profile Senators John Kerry and John McCain proposed a bill April 12 in the Senate to deal with what has been an ongoing concern of the Obama administration.
The Commercial Privacy Bill of …
Cashing Out: Week Of April 3 – 9 2011 In Online Marketing News
Auction of Blockbuster’s assets proves even giants may fall
Big fish or no, Blockbuster found itself at the center of a feeding frenzy while its assets went up for bid at an auction lasting almost two days and concluding April …
Cashing Out: Week of March 27th – April 2nd 2011 in Online Marketing News
Microsoft goes after Google with antitrust suit
How’s this for a case of the pot calling the kettle black? On March 28, Microsoft filed a formal complaint with the European Commission against Google, over antitrust issues. The complaint reflects Microsoft’s …
Cashing Out: Week of March 20th-26th 2011 in Online Marketing News
Deals industry revenue expected to reach $2.7 billion this year, study says
Three years ago, you might have never heard of group buying or daily deals sites, but chances are you have by now, that is, unless you’ve been …
Cashing Out: Week of March 13th – 19th 2011 in Online Marketing News
Kevin Rose Leaves Digg
Maybe it was the missed $200 million sale, maybe it was the internal turmoil, maybe after nearly 7 years it was simply time for something new. Whatever the reason Kevin Rose has left Digg, …
