How Google Deals with Spam Complaints
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Ever wondered how Google deals with all the spam complaints they get? Well wonder no more, they are giving the answer through their latest Google Webmaster Central YouTube Channel video.
You can guarantee Google is getting thousand of spam complaints each hour. So does it make sense that the most popular sites are the ones being dealt with first? Are sites that don’t get a lot of traffic are free to spam away? Let’s hear your comments on Google’s way of dealing with spam complaints. More issues for Android’s growth
Google’s Android platform is continuing to have commercial development problems due to the rampant application piracy and limitations it has in security along with their international sales in the Google store.
According to reports, Jay Yarow of the Silicon Alley Insider also is a developer o.... More »
Bing Powers Organic Yahoo Search Results
In the United States and Canada, organic search results from Yahoo are now powered by Bing. Web, image, and video searches are all powered by Bing on both mobile and desktop devices. More markets are expected to come soon.
So what does this mean for you? While Bing is powering organic search re.... More »
Connecting Your SEO With Your Website
In the 1970s, during the dawn of the Environmental Movement, there was a very profound book - "Small Is Beautiful: Technology As If People Mattered". It came out during the Carter Administration and it talked about building low intensity technology (like easily made peanut shelling equipment) fo.... More »
How To Use Budget Web Hosting
At first glance, budget web hosting sounds like a terrible idea. After all, the conventional wisdom is that you get what you pay for. A really cheap web host shouldn't give you all that much, right? There's more to it than meets the eye, however. While it's true that there are some uses that a budge.... More »
New Malware Report
There has been a great deal of nervousness in the security world regarding the spread of a malware via USB devices. This new malware is has been programmed to steal data from systems that run specific software used in industrial manufacturing plants.
Malware is an attack on components, a worm, .... More »
