I took a look at who is buying Google text ads for searches for Democratic contenders in the 2008 presidential election. Let's now look at the Republicans.
Read below for the ads that I found. Here's a few general trends I found:...
Continue ReadingYou know those text ads on the right hand side of Google search result pages? I wonder who is trying to cash in the 2008 US Presidential race. Back in February Michael Bassik over at techPresident did an investigation into which 2008 Presidential candidates had purchased text-ads. I've decided to take a brief look at any site buying ads for searches for candidate names....
Continue ReadingI’d like to take a moment here and point out a nifty new feature on Google maps. Google just launched something called “My Maps”, which gives users the ability to create their own maps, adding their own personal landmarks, lines, and shapes. You can keep your maps private, or make them available to the public via Google Earth and local searches....
Continue ReadingA mock up of the Google homepage done in the Yahoo! design style is making the rounds today. Steve Bryant, who put this together, did a great job on it. But let’s just say I’m of the definite opinion that Google has been smart to keep things simple.
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Continue ReadingCNBC relaunched its website a few days ago after being offline for six months due the expiration of its deal with Microsoft. Here is a quick look at the Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the redesigned site.
The Good
(1) According to Techcrunch, the site will have between three and eight hours of fresh video content available each day....
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