- The 10 Online Ad Formats People Hate Most (Silicon Alley Insider)
- In social media, aspire to be reactive (Search Engine Guide)
- Bing Is Still Drawing Crowds, Search Share Jumps To 12 Percent (TechCrunch)
- Twitterfeed Gets An Overhaul, Adds Analytics (TechCrunch)
- Amazon Associates To Pull Out Of North Carolina Due To “Unconstitutional Tax Collection Scheme” (TechCrunch)
- Bing vs. Google — One Anecdote (The Bivings Report)
- Buyers Say Advertisers at an Impasse With TV Networks (Advertising Age)
- Reconsideration requests: Now with notifications (Google Webmaster Central)
- Google to Bing: We’re a Decision Engine Too! (Mashable)
- AdSense Introduces Font Size Choice for Publishers (ProBlogger)
- AdWhirl Gets $1M to Better Enable iPhone Applications (The Social Times)
- Tinker Becomes A More Powerful Twitter Trends Discovery Engine (TechCrunch)
- How Clouds Can Complement Consolidation (GigaOM)
- Revisiting Themed Links (SEOmoz)
- Small Publishers Converge on Washington for IAB Long Tail Alliance Fly-In (Ad Operations Online)
- The Fastest Way to Update Twitter and Facebook From Your iPhone (Mashable)
- TNS Media Intelligence Reports U.S. Advertising Expenditures Declined 14.2% in First Quarter 2009 (Ad Operations Online)
- Circles of Convenience (Seth Godin)
- Top 10 Current Events & News Online Destinations – May 2009 (Marketing Charts)
- Has the Great Online Ad Comeback Already Stalled? [MediaMemo] (All Things Digital)
- Here Comes The iPhone 3G S (TechCrunch)
- The Yahoo Annual Meeting Circus Rolls Back Into Town Next Week: Send in the Clowns? [BoomTown] (All Things Digital)
- NASA To Fire a Rocket Into the Moon: Follow it on Twitter and Facebook (Mashable)
- In Germany, Google Will Erase Street View Data on Request (Mashable)
- Go Blog Yourself Step 4: Reveal the Goods (Search Engine Guide)
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