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Top Jobs Senior Client Service Manager Marin Software San Francsico, United States Senior Manager, Online Media Vonage Holmdel, United States Account Executive Outside Sales myYearbook.com New York, United States Associate Account Manager Efficient Frontier Sunnyvale, United States SEO Manager Travelocity New York, United States Today's Top Story: Google Revenue Up 17% in Q4 2009 Posted by Nathania Johnson  Jan 22, 2010 Google has released its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2009 and the news is positive. Revenue for the Mountain View, CA -based company was up 17% compared to the fourth quarter of 2009, coming in at $6.67 billion. "Given that the global economy is still in the early days ... » Continue reading Search Engine Watch Experts Columns Frank Watson Virtual Pageviews -- Ways to Measure so Much More With Analytics  SEW EXPERTS: SEM CROSSFIRE Virtual pageviews and more detailed event tracking now allows Web site owners to get granular and create data to use when making design, marketing, and site architectural decisions. » Full story » Print version Michael Boland Apple/Google Turf Battle Rages On: Mobile Search on the Block  SEW EXPERTS: LOCAL & MOBILE SEARCH Bing could replace Google as the default iPhone search engine. What impact might this have on mobile local search? » Full story » Print version News from the Search Engine Watch Blog China: Censorship Accusations are Groundless Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 22, 2010 Earlier this week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke out against Chinese Internet censorship at a speech she gave at The Newseum in Washington, DC. China's not too happy about it. China said Clinton's remarks had no basis. They also said that the accusations of censorship hurt U.S.-China ties. This week, China ... » Continue reading How to Know if You're Censoring the Internet (This One's for You, China) Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 22, 2010 As we learned in the last post, China says that the United States' accusations of Internet censorship are baseless. Perhaps, China just needs a little lesson in what censorship actually is. We've put together a handy little guide so that government regulators of all nations, but mostly China, know when ... » Continue reading Baidu Accuses U.S. Domain Name Registry of Hacking Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 22, 2010 Chinese search engine Baidu was down for a bit last week, and they're blaming it on blocked access due to hackers. Users were instead sent to a site where the group "Iranian Cyber Army" was claiming responsibility. Despite the name, there's no evidence the group has actual ties based in ... » Continue reading YouTube Unveils New Look for Video Pages; Begins Supporting HTML5 Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 22, 2010 YouTube has given a makeover to the individual video pages that reside on their site. The new look is available to those who opt-in to the new design, which you can do here. (If you wish to go back to the old look, just look for the option along the ... » Continue reading Pass the popcorn; YouTube is launching movie rentals Posted by Greg Jarboe   Jan 22, 2010 Image by SESConferenceSeries via FlickrA couple of days ago, YouTube announced that it was going to begin testing movie rentals starting today with movies from the Sundance Film Festival. Well, Heather Dougherty, the Director of Research at Experian Hitwise has taken a look at how 10 million US Internet ... » Continue reading New Twitter Recommendation Feature Helps You Find A-List Tweeple Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 22, 2010 Twitter has released a new recommendation feature in which you can find people to follow according to topic. The Tweeple listed are A-listers with tons of followers. If you're into that sort of thing, just click on "Find People" and then click on the "Browse Suggestions" tab. Personally, I like following ... » Continue reading GoDaddy Superbowl Ads Under Attack From Morality in Media Posted by Frank Watsonhttp://www.kangamurramedia.com   Jan 22, 2010 It is Superbowl time again soon (go Jets) and in what seems to be the viral marketing method of GoDaddy, their ads are under attack again, this time before being screened. Morality in Media, an interfaith organization "battles pornography and other forms of what it considers obscenity in the media," according ... » Continue reading Search Engine Watch Forum Discussions google PR downgrade  Jan 21, 2010 Hi, on one of my sites google has been downgrade the PR. the previous PR was 3 and now is 2. Can any of you can tellme how can this happend? or what can I do to avoid happening again? » Join the discussion Target the Media Influencers  Jan 21, 2010 The Storm hitting the West coast is an excellent reminder that marketers should always be tracking and taking advantage of media influencers. For example: These rain storms generate a TON of Generic traffic to weather websites, a good deal of these visits are from commuters... which means they're employed...Target the weather sites ... » Join the discussion SEO reporting software reccomendation  Jan 20, 2010 Does anyone know of a good SEO reporting software? Something capable of handling thousands of keywords at a time. » Join the discussion SEO reporting software reccomendation  Jan 20, 2010 Does anyone know of a good SEO reporting software? Something capable of handling thousands of keywords at a time. » Join the discussion White Papers

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