Google debuts 'What Do You Love' search tool
Google has launched a tool that searches the internet for blogs, pictures, videos, and more based on the answer to the question “What do you love?”
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Job search engine Adzuna gets £300k funding boost
Job search engine Adzuna has launched in the UK, backed by a £300k seed investment from Passion Capital and prominent angel investors.
Top 5 UK search engines- Google has ‘best month of 2011’
June was Google’s best month of 2011, as the search giant accounted for over 92% of all searches conducted by UK Internet users during the month, according to new research.
Roundtable report: Travel experts predict future of social media
Businesses should “think small” in order to develop the most effective social media strategies in future, according to a panel debate.
Google debuts TV and online planning tools in UK
Google is embarking on a multi-million pound planning tool to help brands understand consumer behaviour across TV and online media platforms.
Top 10 financial trading brands for search and social media
LondonStockExchange is the most visible site in natural search, while CityIndex most visible advertiser in paid search, according to new research.
Online advertising revenue: US
Nearly half of the $26 billion US online advertising revenue in 2010 came from search.
Holiday camps ‘offer best online customer experience’
Holiday camps and self catering websites have topped the latest eTravelBenchmark study with a good performance across the online customer journey, providing potential holiday makers with an overall online package which can be tailored to their needs, desired destination and budget.
Right to reply: Lord Sugar is wrong- Some of the UK’s most successful business brains are engineers
In the latest series of the BBC TV show ‘The Apprentice’, Alan Sugar sparked controversy for firing a contestant on the basis that he’s ‘never come across an engineer that can turn his hand to business’. Suranga Chandratillake, founder and CEO of video search engine Blinkx argues why engineers such as James Dyson, Mark Zuckerberg … [Read more…]
Microsoft partners Baidu for English-language search
Microsoft has struck a deal with Chinese search giant Baiduto offer its English-language search functions to Chinese users.