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Google Takes It Offline Extra A Recent BlogWriting through Clip Stamoulis feasible Saturday, 5 of July , 2008 at 10:09 tangle

Google are driving their offline attention extra a original blog - christened - Let’s Capture It Offline. Ceiling advertisers aren’t clued-up of Google’s offline attention now auxiliary vocal public relations outlets such since scribble, put on the air additional television.

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After I updated my Stumbleupon tool bar this is what I saw after I used Google.

As you can clearly see, where someone has stumbled a web page, or given it a review a variety of little icons are placed next to the results.

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Citysearch Takes Local Advertising To New LevelWriting by Nick Stamoulis on Thursday, 14 of February , 2008 at 12:36 pm

Citysearch has been a leader in local online advertising since it was started. Now, a new deal between AOL and Citysearch looks promising in terms of local business benefit. As a part of the agreement, Citysearch will be running local video and AOL will distribute Citysearch ads across its network. This combination will serve to increase the benefits of local advertisers using Citysearch. Right now, that mostly means major metro areas but I believe that rural businesses can benefit from this as well.

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The EU Takes Privacy Up A NotchWriting by Nick Stamoulis on Sunday, 24 of February , 2008 at 4:09 pm

The European Union is going to make all search engines - Google, Yahoo!, and MSN comply with strict privacy rules.

EU rules that someone must consent to their data being collected and give individuals the right to object or verify their information apply to search engines, the regulators’ group said in a short statement as they prepare a full report due by April.

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