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The iconic legend that many know and love as Princess Leia, passed away this week due to complications following a heart attack during a London to Los Angeles flight last Friday. Carrie Fisher, the wickedly sarcastic 60 year old who was most known for her role in the Star Wars
Read MoreMillions of animated web banner ads will stop working as of today, Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Google's Chrome web browser will no longer support online advertisements that have been created using Adobe Flash animation. Google's initial announcement happened back in June giving all marketers the heads up that the Flashpocalypse
Read MoreIs Google trying to take over the world? ... Kidding. But really now they have their hands in the Pay Per Call networks cookie jar. They recently announced that they have targeted the mobile market with the ability to offer phone call conversion campaigns. Obviously this promises
Read MoreHad he lived, Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs would have had a milestone birthday today - 60! His birthday is being recognized and celebrated across all social media feeds. His successor, Tim Cook posted the following Tweets with what many consider one of Steve's most powerful quotes. Johnny Evans, of Computer World, posted
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You read that headline right. Google is running some tests across a limited group of desktop users that include displaying “banner-like ads” in the SERPs. This was confirmed directly to Mashable not that long ago. This is big news after a season full of big display advertising news. Real time bidding,
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In an effort to make Google paid ads “more useful” they’re enforcing a new terms of service agreement with all Google account owners 18 and older. This new set of terms is going to allow Google to use usernames, pictures, and review data on relevant ads. You can read Google’s exact
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Have you heard that Google isn’t as big of a deal as they once were? Are you under the impression that Google isn’t one of the largest traffic sources available? You better think again. Google is still the king in web traffic. Sure there’s more traffic out there, as a whole.
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