Category Archives: Goongee

Today a new partnership was forged in delivering content to your mobile phone or other handheld device. Beginning in early December subscribers of Verizon’s V-Cast services will be able to download and view a selected number of videos exclusively for … Continue reading →

Recently Yahoo announced that they’ve joined together with Google and Microsoft in an initiative to make an interface for webmasters to submit their websites into their search engines. The website, Sitemaps.org can be used to create a catalog of websites … Continue reading →

If you’re a Google Adsense Publisher, you’ll be happy to know that Google has added even more tools for you to get a better understanding of the revenues being generated from your website. Arlene Lee goes into great detail on … Continue reading →

Google always has a different way of viewing things as it concerns the world and now how the world communicates. They believe that cell phones should be free. Eric Schmidt, president of search giant Google had this to say: “Your … Continue reading →

If you’ve been involved in Google’s PPC program as either a publisher or an advertiser, you know that the Adsense and Adwords programs have underwent a number of changes over the past 3 years to improve performance for all parties … Continue reading →

You know that the internet is changing the way business is being done when the TV Guide in Canada has decided to discontinue the print edition of their magazine after 50 years. Over the last four years their readership has … Continue reading →

Google is always working on new and innovative ways to search the internet and this time they brewed up their personalized search engine. It’s being called the Google Custom Search Engine and allows users or organizations to group websites they … Continue reading →

If you’re interested in the internet and the breakout of Web 2.0 companies, you might be interested in the Web 2.0 Conference being sponsored by O’Reilly and CMP Technologies. This conference takes place November 7-9, 2006 at the Palace Hotel … Continue reading →

It’s hard to say what the future holds for Youtube and their concerns about copyright laws, but today the Japan Society for Rights of Authors, Composers and Publishers made the popular video sharing website remove almost 30,000 video clips that … Continue reading →