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Google Analytics is a service that’s been available for many years now. You’d think that businesses went from traffic to other indicators in analyzing their online presence. You’d generally be wrong, as 73% of businesses are still using traffic in their reports, according to a new study.
A year ago, YouTube launched original channels, trying to draw more people to this website to watch interesting content. Now, as the existing ones have a huge success, YouTube brings original channels to France, Germany and the UK. You can have a look at what they have prepared here.
Google, AOL, Facebook, Twitter and the IAB formed a partnership aimed at fighting bad ads on the Internet. StopBadware, a nonprofit organization launched in 2006, announced the launch of the Ads Integrity Alliance created to fight bad ads and maintain trust in the online advertising ecosystem.
Instapaper has just become the latest iOS app to embrace Android. Developed by Mobelux who created the iOS and Android Tumblr apps, the Instapaper for Android has hit Google Play today and is priced...
It’s official, Google sealed the deal and completed all required procedure for the acquisition of Motorola Mobility. The 12.5 billion US dollars purchase marks Google’s biggest acquisition ever and their official expansion from a...
The long lasting domination of Internet Explorer over other Internet browsers has just ended. For the first time in history, data recorded by Statcounter over a full week placed Google Chrome as number one...
If you’re in Nevada and run across a driverless car, don’t panic, it’s not really any danger to you, it’s not an apocalyptic scenario, it’s just a new technology being tested by Google on...
Social serendipity became one of the hottest trends for this Austin conference, leveraging new technology around ambient discovery to connect people of similar interests. Highlight, Forecast, Ban.jo and the other discovery apps became the darlings of this year’s event, marking SXSW a successful laboratory to test the latest in social tech.
To make women all over the planet take note of a colorful logo designed to honor them on their special day, Google took a bold step, rebranding as Googlo for a day.
Google’s intent to integrate results from their own Google+ social networks, highlighting pictures and comments from users, into general search results pages, got US surfers worried. According to the results of a recent AYTM Market Research survey, only 15% of those asked said yes without any sign of worry.
