Google announced the launch of Google Drive yesterday – a DropBox competitor. Basically, Google is giving you 5GB of free storage with the ability to buy more storage, to store your files up in Google’s cloud…

With such a wide variety of advertising options, YouTube is a serious player in the online advertising world. Adding almost any of these campaigns to your account will almost definitely improve performance, no matter what you’re advertising

Smartphone and tablet ownership continues to grow, so why are marketers still approaching mobile advertising in the same way online campaigns are planned? Never fear! You can break through and achieve optimal ROI if you’re willing to get creative.

Pamela Parker captured screen shots of Trusted Store Badges on Google AdWords ads…

Local search listings act as a business’ online anchor identity pulling in important information like website URL, reviews, photos, coupons and hours. These listings tether all critical information consumers need to make a purchasing decision.

A series of acquisitions, including buying Instagram and patents to defend against Yahoo, have occupied the attention of founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

I bet the Google home page made you go, “what the heck!” There is a huge zipper running down the middle of the Google home page. When you click on the logo or pull down the zipper part of the logo, it splits open..

As the Google-Oracle trial continues into its second week, Oracle lawyers today interrogated Google executives Andy Rubin and former CEO Eric Schmidt about emails written within the company on the topic of Java licensing in 2005 and 2006.

Posted by randfish I got a couple emails last week I wanted to share in anonymized format. Here's the first one: It's me again , just wondering I have been learning allot more about how to link build without software like

Google’s Matt Cutts, the man responsible for helping bring search engine communication with webmasters, amongst other things, produced an 8 minute video on how Google search works. He briefly goes through how Google worked in the past and works now, when it comes to crawling…