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Children will be taught how to protect themselves online through the 21st century equivalent of the Green Cross Code’s ‘Stop, Look, Listen’. Staying safe on the internet will become part of the school curriculum from September 2011 under new government…

Google has launched real-time search to give users access to up to the second information. The search giant said it will draw real-time data from over a billion pages on the web.  The new feature will also include updates from…

Some people might think that being introspective means that you’re sad, but they’re wrong. Being introspective is much more… is looking inside yourself, looking at your soul. These moments are awesome. I know that some of you might not even…

Medusateam is a graphic studio from Spain focused on digital imagery with a lot of skills and creativity. The works created by them are absolutely amazing, from each piece of their portfolio the the showreel created by them it’s all…

This time of year everybody likes to start making predictions about where industries are heading. This is especially true in the search industry. My guess is that we will see quite a few pieces this month regarding where search is going in 2010. These can make for entertaining reads and get the mind going with regards to how we are going to have to plan for an ever-changing future of search engine marketing.

Google is set to launch a property dimension to its UK mapping system.

The new service will allow both estate agents and private sellers to put their property as an overlay on Google Maps.

You would think that listing all the factors that Google uses to determine your ranking would be a near impossible task, right? Well, apparently not. Today we have your first sneak peek at the list of the almost 200 search engine ranking factors used by Google.

In one corner the battle-hardened bruiser of the old media world, in the other the cocky young giant of the web. The fight between Rupert Murdoch and Google over how online journalism should be funded is quite a spectacle. Now it appears that Google may have blinked by making it just a tiny bit harder for readers to find a chink in newspaper paywalls.

Many challenges will have to be solved before Google is ready to release Chrome OS, it’s browser-based operating system for Netbooks. One of the biggest ones could be something as far offline as it gets.