Matt McGee noticed that Google Maps has added Street Views to Israel after a long long wait and a lot of controversy. Israel is very big into security, so having street views was/is a concern for them. But the tourism benefit…

As a result of allegedly entering an illegal anti-poaching agreement that prohibited the hiring of each other’s employees, some of the top technology companies in the world are now facing an antitrust lawsuit. The alleged anti-poaching agreement between Apple, Google, Intel, Adobe, and several other technology giants caused five software engineers to initiate a class-action Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

That’s Old News! [Infographic] This new infographic from Schools.com dives into social media and how it is quickly replacing traditional journalism as a widely used news source.  Highlights: Facebook makes up 59.5% of news consumed online Since 2009, traffic to news sites from social media has increased by 57% “5 Ways Businesses Are Using Facebook Timelines” New Facebook changes are opening the doors to even greater creativity for brands.  Additional storytelling and education of customers can now take place via the social networking giant.

Posted by searchbrat This post was originally in YouMoz , and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of SEOmoz, Inc. There has been a lot of great discussion about the term “inbound marketing” of late and exactly what is covered by that phrase

A roundup of some really useful tools, some of which you’ll use every day, if you aren’t already. Exercise some critical judgement though: a tool is only as good as it’s data – make sure the data is believable

Digital marketers praised Google’s new measurement tools designed to measure whether an ad has actually been viewed – called Active View and Active GRP – but said they might not go far enough to make display advertising more accountable.

A California judge has denied a motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit from employees alleging that a group of seven high profile tech companies, including Google and Apple, conspired in a “no poaching” deal, limiting worker salaries and mobility.

Google’s Matt Cutts shared on Google+ that he spoke in Korea back in January on search topics. The talk is about 45 minutes long, where he talks about the evolution of search, search as it is now…

Vanessa from the Google Maps team said on Google Places Help that they will likely bring a new message status to business information for businesses that move a lot…