Yahoo announced their Yahoo Search Marketing advertisers can now begin the transition process from Yahoo Search Marketing to Microsoft adCenter. This is the first step of the paid search transition from Yahoo Search ads to Microsoft Bing search ads.

Earlier this month Google announced that their real-time communication feature, Wave was no longer going to be developed by them. The communications and collaborations application was first launched last year at Google I/O and was met with a lot of enthusiasm by developers and Google insiders a like. The buzz surrounding it in the weeks before and after the launch was huge and Google users were desperate for an invitation to see what Wave was all about.

Starting yesterday, Google has begun rolling out its newest feature in Gmail – Priority Inbox . With this handy new tool, users now get a little help when it comes to sorting their inboxes

There is an outstanding thread by Tedster, Ted Ulle, at WebmasterWorld.

Although it may sound weird or repulsive to some purists, brands have been buying fans on a cost per fan basis for months (some for many moons). Cost Per Fan Is No Big Surprise When you step back, it makes sense: Many companies operate on a cost per action basis to get emails… fan bases are the social media analogue of email lists

Google announced they added a new filter that helps you find “specialized blogs” on any topic you can imagine.

Inc.com posted a really great article with a very catchy title. The title is a bit misleading, it reads How Google Cost Me $4 Million

Figured I’d cover a third Google bug this morning.

A new bug with Google Places seems to be preventing some Internet Explorer users from adding a new business to Google Places / Maps.

Google Social Search launched about 11 months ago and it has been popping into the normal search results for those who are socially active online. Recently, I spotted a bug with how Google Social Search works.