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Google reportedly violates its standards in third-party ad deals - Vimarsana News

Google reportedly violates its standards in third-party ad deals

When Google runs ads on third-party sites, it promises a host of standards, including that ads will be skippable and audible. According to a report, the tech giant violates its parameters 80% of the time.

Source: nypost.com
How Google Ran Out of Ideas - The Atlantic - Vimarsana News

How Google Ran Out of Ideas - The Atlantic

The company thinks it’s an innovator. In fact, it’s an imitator—and not the best one, either.Microsoft is making a desperate play. Having spent billions on a

John Battelle's Search Blog Ask Morphs: A New Approach to The Interface - Vimarsana News

John Battelle's Search Blog Ask Morphs: A New Approach to The Interface

Ask today launched Ask3D, which, according to documents sent to me by Ask, "synthesizes the best of our technologies across the three dimensions of search: Expression, Results and Content." All this is based on a new algorithm called Morph, which according to the reviewer's guide, is "a new content-matching...

John Battelle's Search Blog Twitter = YouTube. - Vimarsana News

John Battelle's Search Blog Twitter = YouTube.

What? Is Battelle crazy? Hear me out. Think back when YouTube was growing like a weed, and Google snapped it up. Most folks (including me) saw this as Google "getting into the video business," and sure, that in fact was one part of the equation. But as we all...

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Shopify Had Mixed News for Investors - Vimarsana News

Shopify Had Mixed News for Investors

And that's just the tip of the iceberg as these investors look at the latest quarterly reports from lots of companies.

Source: fool.com