Google Forcing Some AdSense Publishers To Select a Local Currency (Search Engine Roundtable)
A WebmasterWorld thread reports that some Google AdSense publishers are being forced to pick a local currency, instead of using the U.S. dollar. Three publishers claimed it happened yesterday, where they logged into AdSense and had to pick a local currency. Here are some of the messages in the forum thread: I think it is not possible to skip it any more. They should have waited untill march 31 ...
Online chefs serve up cooking advice, expertise (CNN)
As the Disney film "Ratatouille" taught us, anyone can cook. Thanks to the Internet, anyone can have a cooking show, too.
Q&A: Patrick Keane on Associated Content's approach to publishing and the death of engagement (e-Consultancy)
For major publishers, covering real-time and local information is increasingly a struggle. As budgets and bureaus shrink, publications are competing with never ending updates from social media and young upstart news sites on increasingly stretched resources.
Google lets AdSense users opt for ‘above the fold’ ads only (Netimperative)
Google has begun testing a new version of AdSense which gives advertisers more of a say in where they place their online ads.
StumbleUpon’s New Ad Platform: An Inside Look (Mashable)
Earlier this week, the social discovery tool StumbleUpon revamped its advertising platform . These changes don’t so much change the basics of how StumbleUpon Advertising works, as much as they add additional tools and metrics for advertisers to better track and understand the results of their campaigns. I got to speak with StumbleUpon’s founder and CEO Garrett Camp, as well as Marc Leibowitz, VP ...
Who's the Next Google? (CNBC via Yahoo! Finance)
At the 7th annual Montgomery Tech conference there's a lot of talk about which company might be "the next Google."
Pixazza Unveils AdPix, Pioneering the Use of Images for Display Advertising (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Pixazza, Inc., an Internet service that turns static images into engaging content by revealing the 'products in the picture,' today announced a new advertising platform called AdPix.
Daily Search Forum Recap: March 11, 2010 (Search Engine Roundtable)
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.
Why Google Releases New Apps: They're Desperate for Content (ReadWriteWeb)
It seems like in the past few months Google has relentlessly released new applications, some of which perhaps could have used some more baking in the oven before they were unleashed on the general public. To some it's becoming a tiresome exercise simply to try to keep up with everything that Google is doing week in and week out. But there is a method to the madness, and it has a lot more to do ...
How to Start Your Own (Intrepid) Blog (The Cornell Daily Sun)
Hello, intrepid readers and future intrepid(er) writers! Have you been chomping at the bit, itching to share those oh-so-meaningful, insightful and clever thoughts of yours on that new-fangled thing people call the internets? Have you navigated over texts from last night, or chuckled over some hipster puppies and thought hey, I too, can do this? Want to become a blogger?
