Google Never Markets Itself - Except When It Does
battellemedia.com — Google purchased a sponsorship in the name of one of its applications, Google Maps, at an MLB ballpark, on the strip of LEDs that light the upper decks. You might call it a non-cpc banner ad in the middle of the web site that is AT&T Park....
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Google Comscore Killer? - John Battelle's Searchblog view story
I don't know how long ago it was I begged Google to do a version of Comscore that publishers actually could agree with. (Actually, thanks to site search, here's my plea). Anyway, here's a Marketwatch/WSJ story that claims it's on the way:
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The Melanie RoundUp - John Battelle's Searchblog view story
Track Tim in Google Earth Tim works for and is wearing the product of a GPS tracker company, and he’s become a lab rat for tracking folks using Google Earth (no privacy implications here, of course). There's also a New Yorker named Dave both wearing a l
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Yahoo And The Yellow Pages: Co-opt, or Co-opetition? - John Battelle's Searchblog view story
Yahoo Local has rolled out an update to its business model for local merchants, and it's looking a lot like what the Yellow Pages do, only online, self service, cheaper, and, well, what I've been on about for a while - a step towards the online version of
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Conversational Media versus Social Networking - Traffic Shares view story
To keep building our brands, we have to go where the audience has gone. And every month, according to Comscore, 600 million people visit conversational media sites and 500 million visit Social Networking sites
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The Future of Google view photo
Lost your keys? No problem..just Google it dipshit!
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John Battelle's Searchblog: Why No One Comments on Google News view story
John Battelle's Searchblog
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Senate Passes Freedom-of-Information-Act Reform Bill view story
The Senate passed the OPEN Government Act last week meaning bloggers. The reforms in the bill make it easier for bloggers and other Internet journalists to make FOIA requests without paying fees, and they strengthen deadlines for agencies to respond.
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