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Google: Still search leader

Brafton recently reported that Yahoo and Bing are gaining ground in paid search since the adCenter transition, but Google still holds the lion’s share of the search market. The latest report from comScore shows that
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Industry News Roundups Meredith Farley

Lifestyle and entertainment news roundup, January 14

Those who follow the stars (the ones in the sky), were up in arms at the start of this week when it was suggested that the 12 astrological signs as we know them might be roughly one month off-target, as a result of
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Industry News Roundups

Internet marketing news roundup, January 14

This week, the internet marketing community was buzzing about mobile and local developments, as well as insight from Affiliate Summit West, but the piece de resistance was the much-anticipated announcement that the
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Industry News Roundups Doug Sweeney

Legal news roundup, January 14

Most of the week's online trending legal news revolved around the shootings in Tucson and the suspected gunman Jared Loughner. However, there were also a number of other developments in the legal world that cau
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Industry News Roundups Joe Meloni

Technology news roundup, January 14

Only two weeks into 2011, the clear winner for worst-kept secret of the year is the iPhone's availability from mobile service provider Verizon, which the companies officially announced on Tuesday morning. Throu
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Industry News Roundups Colin Neagle

Business technology news roundup, January 14

The second week of 2011 brought much controversy in both the public and private sectors. Controversy between Twitter and the federal government, a new battleground in the smartphone market and rumors surrounding the
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