Archive for September, 2008

Google Changes the Rules on Dynamic URLs

Google claims to have made progress with their algorithm’s ability to crawl, understand and index web pages with dynamic URLs.  In the past Google, and most search engines, have had difficulty crawling and indexing pages on the Web with dynamic URLs so the recommendation from an SEO standpoint has long been to use what’s called […]

Google Launches Own Satellite with Geo-Eye

Google’s satellite, a proprietary satellite launched with Geo-Eye, has entered orbit.  It’s apparently not the most advanced but will be merging its imagery with other satellite imagery to create single high-resolution images through a process referred to as “pan-sharpening.” More on the deal here. You may be thinking ‘wow, there’s got to be a lot […]

Online Videos – Who Knew

Way back when on April 23, 2005, the first video was uploaded on YouTube. And the rest is history! In May 2008 issue of our newsletter in the “Weather Watch” column, we talked about the value of implementing videos in your company’s online marketing strategy. A great video can have a viral affect; the content […]

Chrome, Google's Upcoming Browser

Google’s Comic about its Chrome browser by Scott McCloud Google announced the existence of its new open source project: a web browser, dubbed Chrome, to compete with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera (and whatever else people are using to view the web these days).  It’s a crowded market and despite being Google, they’ll have […]