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Search Engine Optimization Means Business
Search engine optimization helps a law office develop a Web site that allows search engines such as Google or Yahoo to find it and rank it high in search results. The higher you climb in search ranking, the more likely you will bring in business from the clicks of potential clients.
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Google Now Knows About 1 Trillion Pages
Google today announced that it is now indexing the amazing amount of 1 trillion unique URLs. Google's first index in 1998 only had 26 million pages and by 2000 that number had jumped to 1 billion. Today, the Google index is growing by several billion pages per day alone. Not too long ago, Google used to have a counter on the front page of its search engine, displaying the number of sites in ...
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China has biggest web population
China's booming internet population has surpassed the US to become the world's biggest, with 253 million people online despite government controls on web use, according to government data.
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Arianna Huffington: Charity May Begin at Home, But It's Moving Online
America's economic downturn presents a double-edged challenge to charitable organizations. Hard times mean that more people than ever will be in need of help -- and that fewer people will be in a position to help. But while the burden for charitable giving has traditionally fallen on the Bill Gateses of the world, today's technology has leveled the giving playing field. Facebook and MySpace have ...
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Prof whose 'last lecture' became a sensation dies
PITTSBURGH — Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose “last lecture” about facing terminal cancer became an Internet sensation and a best-selling book, died Friday. He was 47.
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New Information On House of Israel Member Robert Fox
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Juniper CEO: Timing right to step aside
With the momentum Juniper Networks currently is enjoying and the availability of an executive like Microsoft's Kevin Johnson, the time was right for Chairman and CEO Scott Kriens to give up day-to-day operations.
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Microsoft puts up $100K to support Apache Software Foundation
Microsoft Friday said it was contributing $100,000 in sponsorship money to the Apache Software Foundation in what the software giant called an endorsement of "the Apache Way" and made its first code contribution to an Apache project.
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Aussie net unveils free internet TV
Today Austraila's ABC TV launched its free internet TV service ABC iView, available at abc.net.au ./iview. The service offers high-resolution, full-screen viewing of ABC content from its five channels including ABC Kazam!, the net's kids channel.
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Qualcomm shares may gain from Nokia deal
The end of a long dispute between Finland's Nokia and Qualcomm Inc sets Qualcomm up as a key supplier of advanced wireless technology and could boost its stock price another 30 percent, according to analysts.
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Dragons game begins without incident
DAYTON — Despite a bench-clearing brawl on Thursday, July 24, between the Dayton Dragons and Peoria Chiefs that received attention from the nation's major newspapers and sports networks and became a hot Internet topic, tonight's game between the same two teams started without incident in front of a normal-sized Fifth Third Field crowd.
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Company Offers Options For Recycling E-Waste
If you have an old computer, cell phone or television that is past its prime, don't dump it at the dump -- recycle it.
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Mobile platform tug-of-war
At a Mobile Web Wars Roundtable held by TechCrunch more than 20 mobile wonks discussed that state of mobile platforms. The iPhone was an object of adoration but not a big enough market to merit full attention.
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Gateway ditches direct sales model, goes purely indirect
Filed under: Desktops , Laptops Gateway, long known for its (once) very active direct sales model, is continuing to morph as it attempts to revitalize itself . The most recent strategic change is pretty remarkable -- the outfit is completely and thoroughly ditching the aforesaid direct sales model. From here on out, prospective customers will only be able to snag a Gateway PC from ...
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Oldest New Testament Bible heads into cyberspace
More than 1,600 years after it was written in Greek, one of the oldest copies of the Bible is now globally accessible online for the first time.
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A field guide to the blogging world
RECENTLY, I observed a couple at a restaurant and noticed that while the girl was patiently waiting at the table, the guy had his camera out, trying to get the perfect angle to snap a picture of the food on the table.
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We all dream of leaving, but it's hard to go
Nobody can simply vanish in this day and age,” said the internet surfer who happened upon the picture of Anne and John Darwin grinning in a Panama property office. Certainly would-be identity fraudsters must now think beyond the propagation of a Rowan Williams-alike beard.
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Athletes to blog Olympic Games
Today: Ran a bit.
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Movers roundup: Google, GT Solar
Shares of Google Inc. rose Friday as analysts remained upbeat on the online advertising leader's prospects despite disappointing second-quarter results.
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GameTree: Spore available for pre-order
As Spore's September launch rolls closer, GameTree Online has listed the game for preorder...
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Italy to charge Google over taunting video
Video from 2006 shows classmates abusing a teenager with Down syndrome in a Turin school. Authorities blame Google for invasion of privacy.
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ISP Embarq Monitors User Traffic
Deli Korkmaz writes "The Washington Post reports that Sprint-Nextel spin-off Embarq, currently the US's fourth largest DSL provider, monitored Internet activity on some 26,000 customers in Kansas using deep-packet inspection technology NebuAd in order to deliver targeted advertising to users' desktops. CNet provides coverage as well. The House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce ...
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Verizon Launching Its IPTV Service in NYC Next Week; Web Video Tests
Verizon (NYSE: VZ) is finally ready to launch its IPTV service in one of the biggest TV market in the country: New York City. It will launch its Fios TV service Monday, following all kinds of clearances from the City. It will be a high-profile press event at the Grand Central Station, and will be webcast as well. It has already been marketing the Fios high-speed Internet service in the City for ...
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Georgian president's Web site attacked, Russians blamed
By SHAUN WATERMAN UPI Homeland and National Security EditorWASHINGTON, July 25 (UPI) -- The Web site of President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia was brought down this week by hackers apparently based in Russia, the latest in a string of cyberattacks directed against neighboring countries experiencing friction with the newly resurgent bear.
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Analysis: Russia behind Georgia cyberwar?
WASHINGTON, July 25 (UPI) -- The Web site of President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia was brought down this week by hackers apparently based in Russia, the latest in a string of cyberattacks directed against neighboring countries experiencing friction with the newly resurgent bear.
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