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Google continues to trim down its product line

admin — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 12:15:45 +0000

Google continues to trim down its product line as part of the company’s new “focus”. The Internet giant announced that it is closing down some more of them, and some functionality of others.
Google Wave. You may have already thought it was dead. The company announced that it would no longer develop for it over a year ago. Starting January 31, however, it will become read-only, and users won’t be able to create new waves any longer. Users will still be able to export individual waves, using PDF export until the service is turned off. Google notes that Apache Wave and Walkaround are still available. These are open source projects that utilize Wave’s technology.

Knol is making a transition. Google’s Urs Hölzle explains, “We launched Knol in 2007 to help improve web content by enabling experts to collaborate on in-depth articles. In order to continue this work, we’ve been working with Solvitor and Crowd Favorite to create Annotum, an open-source scholarly authoring and publishing platform based on WordPress. Knol will work as usual until April 30, 2012, and you can download your knols to a file and/or migrate them to WordPress.com. From May 1 through October 1, 2012, knols will no longer be viewable, but can be downloaded and exported. After that time, Knol content will no longer be accessible.”

Google Bookmarks Lists will end on December 19. Bookmarks within the lists will be retained and labeled.
Google Friend Connect is being retired on March 1. Google wants people to use Google+ instead. Makes sense.
Google Gears-based Calendars and Gmail will no longer be supported at the beginning of December, and then later in December, Gears will no longer be available for download.

Google Search Timeline is going away. “We’re removing this graph of historical results for a query. Users will be able to restrict any search to particular time periods using the refinement tools on the left-hand side of the search page,” says Hölzle.

Finally, Google has closed its efforts on the “Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal” project. It says other institutions are in a better position than Google to take on the research, but Google has published its results, and continues to invest in renewable energy.

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Google to retire Blogger & Picasa brands in Google+ Push

admin — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 06:16:41 +0000

Say goodbye to the Picasa and Blogger names: Google intends to retire several non-Google name brands and rename them as Google products. The move is part of a larger effort to unify its brand for the public launch of Google+, the search giant’s social initiative. Blogger and Picasa aren’t going away, of course — they’re two of Google’s most popular products. Instead, according to two sources familiar with the matter, Google intends to rename Picasa “Google Photos” and Blogger will become “Google Blogs.” Several other Google brands are likely to be affected, though our sources made it clear that YouTube would not be rebranded. The technology giant shut down Google Video, its failed web video service, in May.

The move isn’t without precedent; Google acquired JotSpot in 2006 and rebranded it as Google Sites in 2008. In 2007, Google acquired VOIP platform GrandCentral and relaunched it as Google Voice in 2009.
Picasa and Blogger were also Google acquisitions, although both companies have been part of the Google empire for far longer. Picasa was acquired in 2004 and Blogger (co-founded by Evan Williams of Twitter) was acquired in 2003 and is one of the top 10 most visited websites in the world. Although the rebranding could upset some existing customers, it also gives Google the ability to completely integrate both services into Google+.

The transition from Picasa and Blogger to Google Photos and Google Blogs will occur “in a month to a month and a half,” we’ve been told. The date aligns with the likely public launch of Google+. Mashable has been told to expect the public debut of Google+ on or before July 31. The date is important because it’s the day all private Google Profiles will be deleted.
We believe Google doesn’t want to have private profiles after the public Google+ launch. Instead, the company is likely to encourage users who want more privacy to use Circles to curate their friend groups.

The brand unification effort will be the largest in company history — it’s never renamed a property as large as Blogger. The popular blog creation service has been receiving a lot of extra love recently. In March, Google announced that Blogger would receive a major overhaul. We doubt many people expected that the overhaul would include a rebranding, though.

Google+ makes perfect sense for Blogger and Picasa — they are both social products that improve as more people use them. It’s important to note that Google+ already has a photos feature, a product that we believe utilizes Picasa technology. It’s also important to note that Google+’s photo feature has no Picasa branding of any kind.

Credits: Mashable – Ben Parr

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Google shuts down Realtime Search as Twitter deal expires

admin — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 05:56:47 +0000

Until recently, Googling “President Obama Twitter” would give you a page of search results topped with a smattering of the president’s latest tweets. That feature disappeared Saturday, when a nearly two-year agreement between Google and Twitter to include tweets in search results through a special feed expired.
The deal dated back to late 2009, when the companies struck a pact that would display real-time Twitter results in Google searches.
“We believe that our search results and user experience will greatly benefit from the inclusion of this up-to-the-minute data, and we look forward to having a product that showcases how tweets can make search better in the coming months,” Marissa Mayer, then the company’s vice president search products, wrote on Google’s blog at the time.

Google and Twitter are saying little about why the deal ended. “Twitter has been a valuable partner for nearly two years, and we remain open to exploring other collaborations in the future,” Google said in a written statement.

“We work with Google in many other ways,” Twitter said in an official statement about the deal expiration. The company noted that it continues to provide real-time stream access to Microsoft, Yahoo, NTT Docomo and “dozens of other smaller developers.”

One potential catalyst for the Google/Twitter schism: Google’s recent launch of Google+, which adds a social-networking powered real-time layer to Google’s product network.

Google also took down the standalone Google Realtime search page at http://www.google.com/realtime that it launched last year. That page now returns a 404 error. (A landing page describing the service was still accessible Tuesday afternoon.)

“We’ve temporarily disabled google.com/realtime. We’re exploring how to incorporate our recently launched Google+ project into this functionality going forward,” Google said. “Our vision is to have google.com/realtime include Google+ information along with other realtime data from a variety of sources.”

Meanwhile, Twitter has been working to improve its own search results. In June, the company launched a new version of Twitter search that delivers more relevant content as well as related photos and images.

Credits: Money.CNN.Com

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LulzSec hackers outsmart security gurus

admin — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 15:35:45 +0000

Mischief makers, or hardened criminals? Cyber terrorists, or digital Robin Hoods? No matter your opinion of the “hacktivist” group that calls itself the Lulz Boat, or LulzSec for short, one thing is for certain: the band has been compromising websites at a seemingly unstoppable rate. As defined by a 2008 New York Times story, lulz means “the joy of disrupting another’s emotional equilibrium.” Without a doubt, numerous organizations are feeling disrupted, and appear to have been unprepared for LulzSec’s attacks, including the U.S. Senate, game maker Bethesda Software (producer of such titles as Brink, Doom, and Quake), Sony BMG, security firm Unveillance, Nintendo, and the Atlanta chapter of FBI affiliate InfraGard. And that’s just a partial list of the exploits published by LulzSec in June.
But why are attacks of this scale only happening now? There appears to have been a hacking tipping point, as this single group of hackers has exploited so many different websites with seeming abandon, all while detailing their exploits via Twitter and exposing reams of information via Pastebin and a bespoke releases site.

For starters, LulzSec seems smarter, and more prolific, than many of its predecessors because its members appear to be experts at hiding their tracks. Eric Corley, who publishes 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, has opined that 25% of hackers today are informants (a figure largely dismissed by security experts, who said that while the FBI would like people to believe that, it’s most likely not true). If so, then LulzSec is all the more remarkable for not only having evaded arrest, but seeming to operate with impunity.

The group didn’t spring, fully formed, out of nowhere. From an ethos standpoint, the band parallels other loosely affiliated hacking groups, such as GOBBLES, and more recently Anonymous (from which LulzSec is rumored to have arisen), said Jack Koziol, director of information security training firm Infosec Institute, in an email interview. Furthermore, its members evince both skill and patience.

“I would say these guys have been in the underground for many years,” he said. “I believe them when they say they have a number of unpublished exploits. I would bet they go to cons [conferences], perhaps even present at them, and may have worked at security companies or still do work at security companies.”

How does the group evade detection? “For sure they have a very sophisticated anonymization scheme that involves Tor as well as many compromised hosts in various countries to attack their targets, tweet, and upload torrents, etc. They probably never use the same anonymization scheme and proxy channel twice,” said Koziol.

As that suggests, the group has been successful in no small part due to its members’ technological savvy. “I would say they are probably using various reverse engineering tools to discover vulnerabilities, such as IDA Pro or OllyDbg. Perhaps they have their own fuzzer or source code analyzer built from scratch,” said Koziol. “They are then weaponizing these newly discovered vulnerabilities by leveraging existing shellcode and memory-resident rootkits to pivot to internal systems.”

LulzSec’s ethos also explains, to an extent, the group’s success, because it seems to have caught a number of organizations off guard. “These are ‘old school’ hackers hacking for fun and fame, rather than a financial motive,” Koziol said. Indeed, the group focuses on embarrassing organizations it perceives to be unjust, unmasking false security experts, as well as simply finding targets that will bring them fame, he said. “They are riding the backlash against security companies, against white-hat grandstanding, and have a very strong anti-authoritarian theme running through their hacking as well as their published posts.”

Accordingly, businesses that might have previously gotten away with skimping on security are now being called to account. “All sorts of systems that are not secured–as well as perhaps an Internet banking service or credit card processing application–are now fair game,” said Koziol.

But hackers with altruistic motives or who target authority figures often lose that focus as they continue, said Rick Dakin, CEO and senior security strategist at Coalfire Systems, and also president of the Denver chapter of InfraGard. “Lulzsec is not yet associated with any damage to specific individuals,” he said in an email interview. “Can Lulzsec be corrupted with financial gain? [It's] too early to tell.”

Even if the group does move in that direction, however, businesses today need to rethink their risk management calculus, or face reputational roulette. “Companies will have to spend more to protect their reputation, with the same level of security as a bank protecting its online customers,” said Koziol.

In other words, if businesses want to not get hacked by an outfit such as LulzSec, they need to start strengthening their systems, and it’s not going to be an easy or inexpensive process. “This long-term change can only occur when business leaders understand the risk associated with processing and storing sensitive data. The CEO of Sony called it correctly by referring to a change in DNA,” said Dakin.
Credits: InformationWeek / Mathew J. Schwartz

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Introducing the Follow Button

admin — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 12:58:36 +0000

When you follow interesting accounts on Twitter, it’s easy to stay connected with what’s most meaningful to you. Twitter is excited to launch the Follow Button, a new way to discover and instantly follow Twitter accounts directly from the websites you visit everyday.

More than 50 sites have added the Follow Button today (31. May 2011), making it easy for you to discover the Twitter accounts of your favorite reporters, athletes, celebrities, and other personalities. Using the Follow Button is as simple as a single click. You can also see the profile and latest Tweets of the account you want to follow by clicking the username next to the Button.
For publishers and brands, adding the Follow Button to your website and using Twitter to stay connected with your audience is a powerful combination. People who follow your account are much more likely to retweet and engage with your Tweets, and to repeatedly visit your website.

(You can test the new Twitter “Follow Button” here at A1 Leading Edge Intl., you find it above, next to the “classic” Tweet Button)

Twitter is launching the Follow Button with these partners 31. May 2011:

AOL.com, About.me, All Time Low, Justin Bieber, bnet.com, Britney Spears, CBS Interactive, CBS News, cbs.com, cbssports.com, chow.com, cnet.com, CNNMoney, Condé Nast, EL PAÍS, Fox News, Fox Business, Fox Sports, Gameone.de, gamespot.com, Glamour, GQ, Greyson Chance, IMDb, Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, LMFAO, MarketWatch, maxpreps.com, moneywatch.com, MTV.co.uk, MTV.com, MTV.de, Multimedios, mysimon.com, Radio.com, Ryan Seacrest, Shockwave.com, smartplanet.com, Sports Illustrated, techrepublic.com, Teen Vogue, TF1, The Huffington Post, The Telegraph, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Tr3s.com, tv.com, TVGuide.com, Vanity Fair, WAT.tv, Wired, WordPress.com, Yahoo! Local, and zdnet.com.

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Microsoft’s Bing uses Google search results

admin — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 00:30:33 +0000

Microsoft’s Bing uses Google search result and denies it! A report from the official Google Blog. It all started with tarsorrhaphy. Really. As it happens, tarsorrhaphy is a rare surgical procedure on eyelids. And in the summer of 2010, we were looking at the search results for an unusual misspelled query [torsorophy]. Google returned the correct spelling—tarsorrhaphy—along with results for the corrected query. At that time, Bing had no results for the misspelling. Later in the summer, Bing started returning our first result to their users without offering the spell correction. This was very strange. How could they return our first result to their users without the correct spelling? Had they known the correct spelling, they could have returned several more relevant results for the corrected query. This example opened our eyes, and over the next few months we noticed that URLs from Google search results would later appear in Bing with increasing frequency for all kinds of queries: popular queries, rare or unusual queries and misspelled queries. Even search results that we would consider mistakes of our algorithms started showing up on Bing.

We couldn’t shake the feeling that something was going on, and our suspicions became much stronger in late October 2010 when we noticed a significant increase in how often Google’s top search result appeared at the top of Bing’s ranking for a variety of queries. This statistical pattern was too striking to ignore. To test our hypothesis, we needed an experiment to determine whether Microsoft was really using Google’s search results in Bing’s ranking.

We created about 100 “synthetic queries”—queries that you would never expect a user to type, such as [hiybbprqag]. As a one-time experiment, for each synthetic query we inserted as Google’s top result a unique (real) webpage which had nothing to do with the query.

….Google we strongly believe in innovation and are proud of our search quality. We’ve invested thousands of person-years into developing our search algorithms because we want our users to get the right answer every time they search, and that’s not easy. We look forward to competing with genuinely new search algorithms out there—algorithms built on core innovation, and not on recycled search results from a competitor. So to all the users out there looking for the most authentic, relevant search results, we encourage you to come directly to Google. And to those who have asked what we want out of all this, the answer is simple: we’d like for this practice to stop.

Read the complete article inclusive some graphics explaining at the official Google Blog here….

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How Google is going to fight spam sites in 2011

admin — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 21:34:36 +0000

A few days ago, Google announced that they are going to fight search engine spam stronger than before: “We’re evaluating multiple changes that should help drive spam levels even lower, including one change that primarily affects sites that copy others’ content and sites with low levels of original content. We’ll continue to explore ways to reduce spam, including new ways for users to give more explicit feedback about spammy and low-quality sites.” What exactly is Google going to do? Could Google consider your website spam?
Google might downrank content farms Websites with low quality content that has been created to get clicks for AdSense ads might have a hard time in the coming months: “As pure webspam has decreased over time, attention has shifted instead to content farms, which are sites with shallow or low-quality content.
We hear the feedback from the web loud and clear: people are asking for even stronger action on content farms and sites that consist primarily of spammy or low-quality content.”
If your websites mainly exist to display Google AdSense then your site might lose its rankings on Google. Google makes it clear that running AdSense ads won’t help the sites to remain in the index: “One misconception that we’ve seen in the last few weeks is the idea that Google doesn’t take as strong action on spammy content in our index if those sites are serving Google ads.

Google might enable you to tag other websites as spam
In an online discussion a user asks about the possibility for personal domain blacklists for Google accounts? Users might be given the option to remove sites from their own search results.
Google’s Matt Cutts indicates that this might be an option for the near future: “We’ve definitely discussed this. Our policy in search quality is not to pre-announce things before they launch. If we offer an experiment along those lines, I’ll be among the first to show up here and let people know about it.”

It will be more difficult to get high rankings with clone sites
Many spammers clone the content of websites to get high rankings for the long tail keywords that are listed on these pages. For example, some people scraped the contents of Google Groups and actually got higher rankings than the original Google Groups pages in Google’s search results.
Matt Cuts also comments on that issue:
“I’ve been tracking how often this happens over the last month. It’s gotten much, much better, and one additional algorithmic change coming soon should help even more. I’m not saying that a clone will never be listed above SO, but it definitely happens less often compared to a several weeks ago.”

Google’s New Philosophy: We’re A Portal

admin — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 03:33:55 +0000

After years of refusing the “portal” label, it seems that Google has finally had a change of mind. Google’s new attitude is evident on its Our Philosophy – Ten things we know to be true page.

As Eric Goldman points out, that page has changed:

On June 3, 2004 (per archive.org), the page said “Google may be the only company in the world whose stated goal is to have users leave its website as quickly as possible.”

On September 6, 2010, that same line now reads “We may be the only people in the world who can say our goal is to have people leave our homepage as quickly as possible.”

Indeed, as Google has built out its own content properties, search results more frequently point users elsewhere on Google rather than to other websites. News-related searches might lead to the Google News home page, or even to a hosted article on Google News. Local searches often lead, as Mike Blumenthal points out, to a Google Place Page, not to the business’ website.
Read more here…

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SEO Alone is not Enough

admin — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 05:20:29 +0000

When it comes to search engine optimization (SEO), one truth is everlasting: The landscape is continually changing. And often, when it changes, the resulting shift in rankings can be seismic. Google’s announcement of Caffeine (read more here) is one example. The new partnership between Microsoft Bing and Yahoo! aims to provide a long-term competitor to Google and will impact search results across many major Web properties.
For an example of search’s ever-changing environment, look no further than a popular search on Google. Search for “Xbox 360” and you will see more than just organic results from websites that mention those keywords. A broad range of content appears, including news, paid advertising, shopping feeds and social media results, including user updates from Twitter. This means that publishers and merchants need to concentrate on more than just increasing organic search placement for an Internet marketing plan to succeed.

Search Basics
Several factors have traditionally produced consistent SEO results. Content is still king, in many ways. Compelling content with proper keyword density and keywords highlighted in titles and meta tags remains very valuable to improving search engine rankings. Link building — inbound and outbound — adds strength to your site in the eyes of search engines, giving your site credibility and respect. Site structure is also important — if it’s easy for search engines to index your content, rankings are not only more easily achieved but longevity can result, too.

Social and SEO
As it stands today, no shift in search is more important or prevalent than social media. Every day, millions of people communicate with social media tools like Facebook and Twitter. Reaching these people can be a critical component of any successful online marketing campaign. However, every social media strategy needs to be more sophisticated than simply starting a Twitter page and posting your company’s latest specials.
Social media and SEO marketing programs can strengthen each other. A high-quality social media campaign that is interactive and engages audiences can improve search engine rankings on two fronts — both in organic listings and as a source of inbound links. At the same time, applying smart SEO practices to social media content — such as keyword-rich updates — will increase the reach and visibility of your social media campaign. It is important to use your social profiles as a way to attract attention by making sure that the right keywords are highlighted within them. This way, when a user searches for your brand, business or industry, your profile will appear in results. A nice side effect is that the more results containing your brand, the less room for your competition. It’s also important to be active on your chosen social media sites. Along with making your own posts, build friends and followers by being involved in communities with similar interests. Social bookmarking tools like Digg and Delicious will help promote your own activities along with helping you share useful information with your followers.

Video and Feeds
Feeds have also become a valuable tool in the new SEO landscape. This includes RSS feeds with the latest company news, press releases, blog posts or social media updates. It can also include product feeds — another reason why it’s important that your products and shopping carts can be easily indexed by search engines.
A relatively new concept is video SEO. Since acquiring YouTube, Google presents many video results in regular searches, often on the first page. Applying SEO concepts to videos can not only increase their placement in various searches but also improve the overall ranking of an entire website.

Getting Personal, and Local
Search engines are constantly looking for ways to differentiate themselves from the competition. One way has been attempting to deliver individual users with as much personalized content as possible. Localized search results have become increasingly expected by users in recent years, as they seek information relevant to their specific geographic area. Even as a small business, it might make sense to have offices (or even phone numbers) in different parts of the country or world to help improve search results in localized searches.
Beyond localized searches, search engines are continually looking for ways to drill down searches with results as individualized as possible. The new Google Personalized Search is just one example of this. Not only are search engines taking factors such as location into account when delivering results, they are also considering previous search history and other sites users have visited in the past. The reality is that, in many cases, no two searches will produce exactly the same results.
Because of concepts like personalized searches, it’s important to feature customized content. Microsites that are targeted to specific areas of interest, demographics or geographic regions are one way to do this. You might build a microsite for teens, or city and state pages for different parts of the country. These sites also give places to post fresh content on a weekly or even daily basis — something that search engines like to see. The bottom line is that basic SEO concepts are still critical, just not by themselves. In order for SEO campaigns to be truly effective they need to be paired with smart marketing campaigns that involve every aspect of a company’s online brand. As with any marketing campaign, it’s very important to think about your target audience when designing an SEO campaign and how and where you can most effectively reach them.

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Searches performed on the Internet

admin — Tue, 11 May 2010 23:39:00 +0000

Today there will be millions of searches performed on the Internet, many of them looking for exactly what you are selling or the services you are providing. Why not grow your business by reaching the largest majority of these consumers on the internet by appearing where 85% of all internet traffic is searching for you and your products/services? Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has proven to be one of the most cost-effective forms of marketing available to capture these “Internet Searchers”. The whole point of internet optimization is, of course, to increase relevant traffic to your website which, in turn, will increase your business. Over three-quarters of all internet traffic flows through the natural, or “organic” listings, because they are not paid for, they are earned. The search engines – Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc – look through a site and have strict criteria for determining the rank of a site. Search engines look at 3 primary things when they rank websites on the internet. They look at your website’s content, programming, and # of inbound links. Any ‘SEO Company’ can claim to be the best Internet marketing firm around, but the real proof is in the results. We let our results we have attained for our clients speak for themselves. A1 Leading Edge has true success stories from real clients to show you what you can expect in terms of return on investment (ROI) and increased relevant traffic to your site. Why not work with the company on the Internet today, who are experts on knowing how to draw this traffic to your site? We understand that top rankings are most important for your business, but even more important is that those top search rankings are bringing in targeted relevant traffic that in turn will convert to sales. We have taken literally thousands of keywords (popular terms, not obscure ones) for hundreds of companies to the top of page 1 of Google, Yahoo, and Bing, and dramatically increased the relevant traffic and ROI to our clients businesses and websites. We are confident that we can do the same for you 85% of all internet users view the natural/organic listings vs. the sponsored links. They stay on the natural/organic listings page much longer then on the sponsored links pages. What National Positions does is get you to the top of the natural/organic listings where you are not paying per click, (like the Google ad word campaign charges) in turn increasing your website visibility, rankings and driving much more relevant traffic to your site.- The end result is a dramatic increase in traffic, thereby increasing your profitability. Each optimization campaign requires intense focus and a thorough, up-to-date understanding of how the search engine algorithms and robots operate. The experienced crew here at A1 Leading Edge Intl. have been in the search engine marketing industry for close to 9 yrs and our tactics continuously evolve to meet the needs of our clients. We have been able to maintain over a 95% retention rate with the clients that have come on board. As a client you will be provided with bi monthly ranking reports to be able to monitor your progress as you go up in the rankings. In the uncertain world of search engine optimization, our straightforward approach has consistently delivered results, which is why we are so optimistic about what we can offer you, your site and your business. We apply our proven 3 part marketing strategy to each and every client, so that their website will achieve that same high level of success as all of our current existing clients have. I look forward to working with you, getting your site to the top of the natural/organic listings and help you grow your business.

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