It stands to reason that people who are “starting to come down with something” often take the opportunity to search for information on what ails them, even before they discuss their symptoms with a healthcare professional. Who gets more of those searches than anyone? Google, of course.
After the launch of Seesmic for Facebook a weeks days ago, Seesmic Desktop will have in a few days full new Facebook Open Stream API support that Facebook just announced, add your name and email on the Seesmic Desktop page to join “Team Seesmic” preview group get it as soon as they make it available for testing.
Photo ad network Pixazza has launched an e-commerce feature that enables viewers to click on items in an image, then view online product listings for them.
The service enables web publishers to add little yellow tags to items in an image. When users hover over the tag, a product listings box appears that enables them to [...]
Formerly known as SynthaSite, Yola is a a San Francisco-based company that lets users build Web sites with not very much technical expertise required.
I found an interesting article written by Paul Worthington, head of Strategy for Wolff Olins New York.
CNBC is reporting on-air that Steve Jobs is taking a leave of absence from Apple until June to “focus on his health.” According to the report, COO Tim Cook will handle day-to-day operations at the company in the interim.
January 12th, 2010The well knows DNS service, EveryDNS, has been acquired by Dyn Inc.[...] Read the rest »