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11 site-uri pentru promovarea business-ului tau local

shpritz — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 11:51:24 +0000

1.Google AdWords

AdWords te ajuta sa tintesti potentialii clienti locali setandu-ti reclama PPC (plata-pe-click) pentru a aparea numai cand un client cauta serviciul tau la nivel local.

2.Yahoo! Local Listings

Local Listings promoveaza afacearea ta pentru clientii care cauta informatii in Yahoo! Local. Alege din trei planuri diferite (dintre care unul este gratuit) pentru a satisface nevoile afacerii tale.

CitySearch ofera instrumente de publicitate online, pentru a-ti deschide cu usurinta contul, gestiona rezultatele de zi cu zi si plasarea de anunţuri de pe MSN, Yahoo!, Google şi Ask.com. Similar cu ideea de plata-pe-clic, CitySearch ofera doua planuri de plata, “Web Connect” si “Call Connect”.

4.Ask.com’s AskCity

Ask.com a lansat AskCity, o noua aplicatie pentru cautarile locale. Intr-un singur ecran, consumatorii pot marca pe harta un traseu, rezervarea cinei, casa de bilete pentru film. Tarifarea pentru publicitate pe Ask.com variaza.

5.AOL’s CityGuide

CityGuide AOL este specializat in furnizarea de informatii locale de divertisment si servicii pentru membri AOL. Publicitate prin AOL permite o strategie marketing pentru a viza in mod special, potentialii clienti.

6.Craigslist

Craigslist are un procent estimativ de 10 milioane de vizitatori unici pe zi. Cu un format de anunt on-line, organizat si clasificate in functie de regiune sau un oras, Craigslist conecteaza cumparatori si vanzatori, in mai mult de 300 de regiuni. Pentru cea mai mare parte a uitilizatorilor, postarea pe site este gratuita.

7.MerchantCircle.com

Acest site ofera un serviciu gratuit de afaceri. Listarea locala iti permite sa gestionezi mai bine reputatia ta online si sa devina mai vizibila in rezultatele motorului de cautare.

8.Local.com

Publicitate pe Local.com iti va oferi acces la cei 10 de milioane de clienti la care se mai aduga lunar cateva sute. Publicitatea poate fi ecectuata printr-o insertie gratuita in baza de date sau cu plata-pe-click.

9.Froogle Local

Motorul de cautare pentru cumparaturi de la Google permite utilizatorilor să caute produse specifice locatie. Este o modalitate foarte buna pentru ca utilizatorii sa gaseasca magazine cu, indiferent daca utilizezi e-commerce-ul.

10.TrueLocal

Acest motor de cautare locala ofera oportunitati de publicitate pentru intreprinderi. In prezent, indexarea se face in mai mult de 13 de milioane de companii locale. Preturile pe TrueLocal incep de la 1 $/ luna.

11.YellowPages.com

YellowPages.com este un director local foarte mare care cuprinde ghiduri pentru orase si solutii de publicitate. Listarile sunt gratuite.

SWOT Analysis of Yahoo

yoginvora — Sun, 17 May 2009 20:21:39 +0000

SWOT Analysis of

Strengths.

· Yahoo!’s Overture is a tremendously profitable Internet advertising business. It focuses on affiliate advertising for large adverting accounts, in the same way as Google’s Adsense programme. This is an important income stream for Yahoo!.
· Yahoo! has over 350 million users of its services and solutions. This makes it a very powerful marketing company, with a very well known brand. Some reports indicate that is it is the most popular website in the World.
· A key long-term strength is Yahoo!’s international business presence. As the Internet expands and it is adopted by more nations the opportunities for Internet brands begin to emerge. Yahoo! is well placed to take advantage of these opportunities with its strategic business units in Asia, Europe and Australia.
· The Yahoo! Directory is an original source of structured information. It has built over the last decade, and unlike mainstream search engines, its content is moderated (i.e. sites are vetted before their inclusion).

Weaknesses.

· Differentiation is difficult for Yahoo!. Almost all of its packaged services are available from other sources.
1. (i)Search facilities are available on MSN and Google.
2. (ii)Free E-mail accounts are available from Hotmail (MSN) or G-Mail (Google), and many, many others.
3. (iii)New is available from CNN or the BBC.
4. (iv)Shopping is available everywhere on the Internet. Google has Froogle.
· Online advertising is a new income stream for organizations such as MSN, Yahoo! and Goggle. Yes, today they are very, very profitable. However,

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Google Product Search now plays friendly with iPhone and Android

shankarsoma — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:12:57 +0000

Oh Froogle, how far you’ve come. As they’ve been doing with products throughout their services suite

Three Easy to use Websites to Save Your Hard Earned Money

rudeturtle — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 20:30:49 +0000

By managing how you spend you can save money.

You hear it nonstop on television, radio, and internet. “Bad Economy” constantly being shoved down your throat but what can you easily and practically do to help yourself? You don’t want a get rich quick scheme or some pie in the sky idea you just want help and fast. Well by using the following three websites when you must shop for something saving money will become second nature.

www.Froogle.com

Froogle is a service provided by the same people who make google. Simply put it searcches throughtout all online shops and can list the product your looking for in order of cheapest price. This takes five seconds to do and as far as shopping goes, if you already know what you want then there is no reason not to use this website!

2. www.Ebay.com

Yes, as outplayed as it is, Ebay is still in the top ways to save money in hard times. Not only does it combine the feature of Froogle to be able to search for the cheapest seller of the product your looking for, many times you can get amazing discounts on items by using the Auction feature.

3. www.Craigslist.com ‘

A free to use classified ads listing website, Craigslist will allow you to not only browse for the item you need locally and nationally but also will allow you to post an Ad saying what your looking for if noone is selling it! Listing and contacting sellers takes seconds so ease of use is not a problem here!

EXAMPLE TIME:

Since many readers often don’t get the full message an article has to show let me demonstrate with the following item. Let’s say for instance your shopping for a new stapler, but not just any stapler a bada$$ heavy duty swingline stapler! Well the retail for such a stapler on OfficeDepot.com is $72.29!

Well going down the list let me show you how cheap I found it for on each website I listed here:

1) Froogle: heavy duty swingline stapler: $21.95 (savings of over $50.00!)

2) Ebay:heavy duty swingline stapler:$11.11 with $8.00 S/H(savings of over $51.00!)

3) Craigslist:heavy duty swingline stapler:$5 , I kid you not, someone was selling office supplies and on the list was the very same stapler for only five buckaroos. (Savings of over $67.00!)

This Paper Pounding macho stapler could be yours for only $5 if you use the help of the websites listed!

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indiansrock — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 19:34:46 +0000

Google Base Data API Error - You must specify an id for this item

Rupom — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 13:25:54 +0000

For those who have recently faced this error during product uploading to Google Base, please note that you have to add an additional attribute <g:id> with each of your entries. Google has recently added more documentation on this:

http://code.google.com/apis/base/starting-out.html#products

Thanks.

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Rupom

Obama's Stimulous Plan To Fail?

smallbizonpolitics — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 03:02:07 +0000

Obama’s Stimulous Package Plan To Fail?

So were winding down to the last few days before this plan is final and set to motion. We all know the plan will pass. But thats really expected isn’t it? Obama preached last night in his press conference about cities like Elkhart Indiana who are suffering dramatically from the downward spiral of their local economy.

Many of the people in Elkhart, have experienced great difficulty due to the decrease in industry and business closings as a result of the national economy. Many may believe that this is also a domino affect that will not be short lived. My heart goes out to everyone suffering due to the economy.

If I were President Obama, I believe I would simply cut to the chase and tell people straight out!

“Stop Hording Your Money! Go Out And Spend Some Money To Stimulate The Local Economy! Spend Only What You Can Afford, But Spend It In Ways That You Normally Don’t. This Is The Best Way For Everyone To Help Turn The Tides On This Growing Problem”!

But, maybe there is good reason why he doesn’t. I don’t know. I feel like if the gov fees like they are responsible for fixing the problem, the American people should react to the stimulous package in a positive manner and SPEND SOME MONEY! Not with credit though! Spend greenbacks! Good Old Fashion Cash!

I won’t blame the failure of the stimulous on the President! I’ll blame it on the people who could have spent money but instead chose to hord it! This is not the time to be froogle! These are not normal circumstances! These are extreme circumstances which require extreme measures!

Many Forms of Google!

⁞.Ʊ▲ƴ — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:51:16 +0000

Heyyyzz, Did you know there are over 5 differant forms of google! well there is here they are…

Holiday Wish-Lists from Friends and Family All Found Online!

bcadgroup — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 03:33:52 +0000

As the holidays are fast approaching, I would be remiss if I didn’t find a holiday theme that ties in with technology. There are a gazillion articles out there that talk about retail and the various online offers, coupons, price reductions, free shipping, “tell a friend and receive” programs and the list goes on.

There is cyber Monday, Black Friday—I think I recall seeing that companies like Walmart (surprise surprise) have made a point of carrying the products that nobody else ever seems to have enough of, such as the Nintendo Wii. And yes, Walmart will also be stocking up on a huge quantity of the new gadget de jour, the iphone, for a fabulously low $99.00 no less (Yes, Virginia_239, there is a Santa Claus)! This deal will probably be available in the US only, of course…

In an article from the New York Times dated Dec. 9, Richard Macmanus from Read Write Web writes about sites that allow you to create wish lists that your friends and family can view. The idea came as a result of the fact that not everyone has an online shopping wish list to forward to their family and friends—what better way to ensure you don’t wind up with a 6 pack of those grey wool socks with the 2 red stripes at the top…again (unless they’re on your list, of course)! I still remember pouring over the Sears Christmas catalog as a child and spending hours looking at absolutely everything—dreaming about all the things that I wish I could have. Decades later here’s a list of companies that are providing the 21st century version of that wondrous wish book!

Read Write Web decided to ask their twitter friends for suggestions. What Richard Macmanus did “was using himself as a case, ideally I want somewhere to add stuff I want to buy—whether that’s in the short or long term. I’d also like to see what others want to buy too, which could be my friends or simply people I don’t know who also want to buy the same things as me.”

Here are some of the places that you can start off with!

1. Amazon Wish Lists
A few people mentioned Amazon Wish Lists, in many ways the benchmark for shopping wishlists. Joshua Porter, Interface designer and strategy consultant for social web apps, tweeted that Amazon Wish Lists let users add stuff and see what others added; however, “they don’t do much around exposing/aggregating wish lists publicly.”

Amazon is pretty good at promoting this feature—currently they have a page describing how users can get their Wish List holiday-ready. They also recently released something called Universal Wish List, which allows users to add products from any website to their Amazon Wish List with one click.

2. Giftag
In September, we blogged about Giftag, a social shopping service that uses open standards. Created by leading retailer Best Buy, Giftag is a browser plugin that lets you make online wishlists and share them with your friends. The technology will be integrated into Best Buy’s web site in the coming months. Specifically, Giftag uses the microformat hProduct—an emerging data standard that is embedded in (X)HTML, Atom, RSS, and arbitrary XML. It’s similar to the microformats hListing and hReview. There’s also a Facebook app. A word of warning though: one of our commenters noted some privacy issues with Giftag.

3. Wists
Phil Bradley suggested Wists, a site that has been around for some time now. It aims to “make publishing or sharing lists of recommendations and wishlists easier and more appealing than maintaining a weblog and not tied to one particular store.” Wists was founded by David Galbraith, a long-standing member of the blogging and RSS community.

4. Boxedup
Chris Osborne suggested the startup he co-founded, boxedup (also noted by @itamarw). It’s a well-designed social wishlist site, where you can import your Amazon Wish List and then use a browser plug-in to add new items. There’s also a Facebook app.

I found it easy to add things into my Boxedup list; I was impressed enough that I will probably continue to use this one.

5. ThisNext
Cwellhouser suggested ThisNext, a social shopping site where “where “trendsters” recommend cool products online”. It’s a colorful site and obviously aimed at the young and hip demographic. It’s described as “a shopcasting network where you can discover great products based on our members’ recommendations.” It looks like a great site to find a cool present for your younger sister or brother perhaps—a Juicy Couture Charm Bracelet is currently the rave.

6. Wishpot
Wishpot (suggested by Colm Brophy) aims to “make it easy for you to shop anywhere, keep all your finds in one place, connect with friends, and discover the hottest deals.” Wishpot has teamed up with Shopping.com to offer price comparison across a range of retailers. It also has price alerts, a now common way for shopping websites to alert their users when an item goes on sale or reaches a target price.

7. Kaboodle
Sherry Main suggested Kaboodle. As we reported back in August 2007, Kaboodle was acquired for $30M+ by Hearst. We’d reviewed the site before, noting that it had a clean UI and a comprehensive feature set. Users can collect shopping items from many sites using the Kaboodle toolbar. The items can then be organized into collections, reviewed and shared with other users.

8. Wishli.st
wishli.st is a British site “where users can make a list of the presents they would like and share it with friends and family who can then buy items from the list or contribute money towards particular items.” An example wishlist is that of founder David Haywood Smith.

9. FriendShopper
FriendShopper claims to be “the first real time social shopping application online, where users can shop any store across the web and communicate about those products effectively and easily.” It was recently featured on AltSearchEngines, where it was explained that users need to install a “bookmarklet”—a button that sits in their browser. From there users can bookmark items and share them with their friends. Items can be added into a chat window too.

10. Froogle
Ashutosh Nilkanth pointed out Google’s Froogle, which has a Shopping List page. It’s a typically minimalist design, but has the advantage of a large number of reviews on popular products, ratings by presumably an even larger number of people, excellent price comparison features, and the general data thoroughness we’ve come to expect of Google.

Now that you can tell everyone on your gift list (plus a few million others) what you’re wishing for this holiday, I must add that as I have grown older, I’ve found that the best gifts involve me getting some face to face time with all the people I don’t see most of the year. Now that’s a big wish list. One that doesn’t come from an online website but can be found in my email contact list!

Happy Holidays!

Best Nicole

ebolg — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 07:22:47 +0000

Google at 10

As Google prepares to celebrate its tenth anniversary the company has an eye on its future and declared that for web users “the best is yet to come”.

“Internet search has just gotten started,” Marissa Mayer, Google’s head of search products, told.

“The best search engine would be your friend, with a photographic memory about you and know what you know.

“It would have access to the world of information and retrieve facts from anywhere in the context of what you know already.”

Cloud computing

While employee number 22 admits that gazing into the future is an imprecise science akin to asking “Newton to predict Einstein”, Ms Mayer said the one thing she does know is that the next 10 years for Google “are going to be really exciting with big advances in the world of search.

”The right way to think about search is as a science that will evolve,” she said. “We are still making big breakthroughs and if you think about putting pictures and video into search, then search just gets better.”

Ms Mayer told that she foresees cloud computing playing an important role in the lives of people in the next decade. Perhaps unsurprisingly it features high on Google’s strategy map going into the next decade.

As its name implies cloud computing involves users storing data on the net and getting at it and the services they want anytime and anywhere thanks to ubiquitous high-speed networks.

“There is a real vision and real story developing around cloud computing and what it means in terms of how people should use their computers,” said Ms Mayer. “We see the cloud as an amazing tool for everyone.”

Don’t be evil

It was 10 years ago this month that Larry Page and Sergey Brin formed Google Inc to “organise all the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful” and do it better than anyone else.

From humble beginnings in a garage in California’s Menlo Park, the company is now one of the most recognized brands in the world. It boasts annual revenues of nearly $17bn (£9bn), profits of roughly $5bn (£2bn), growth of 35% and a worldwide workforce of over 19,000 full time employees.Today it controls around 40% of online advertising as well as 70% of search. Its suite of products is ever expanding and this week it launched its own internet browser called Chrome to compete with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and Mozilla’s Firefox.

Google’s code of conduct says “Don’t be evil” but some fear its motives as it gathers extraordinary amounts of information on users habits, likes and dislikes.

“Google is an incredible success story and has become the central nervous system for our digitally dependent lives but there is a price to pay for that,” said Jeff Chester, executive director of the respected Centre for Digital Democracy.

“Google is not alone in invisibly structuring its operations so it can collect more and more information and data about all of us and deliver our online behaviour to a growing list of advertisers and fatten the Google bank account.”

Industry watchers maintain that in the last couple of years the tide has turned against Google which is “no longer taken for granted to be the good guy.”

For $1700 a month, this garage was Google’s first official office

“To start with Google couldn’t make any mistakes and was the favourite of everybody,” said Laurent Lachal, an analyst at research firm Ovum.

“Recently there has been a backlash with an element of paranoia developing against Google with some saying they are as evil as Microsoft.

“The world is no longer at Google’s feet and looking at the launch of Chrome there was a real deep scrutiny of the product and Google’s motives which resulted in a change to the wording of its end user licence,” he said.

Brainy people

Despite a change in attitude towards the company, Fortune Magazine reports that it tops polls of the most desired place to work. The firm is inundated with applications from people eager to sign up as a potential Googler.

It is famed for its free lunches and dinners, onsite massages and softball games, but none of this is what persuaded Biz Stone to go and work at the famed Googleplex in 2003 to run the Blogger service that Google had bought.

He told: “I was attracted to the idea of working with a bunch of smart interesting people even though it meant moving from Boston to California and getting a new group of friends. It felt like a real adventure.”

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Mr Stone left after two years for another start up which eventually resulted in the founding of micro blogging service Twitter.

He left too early to turn his potentially lucrative share options into cash.

“I had to give up the riches to move but it was a choice between a long and comfortable existence or taking the opportunity to take some chances in life.

“Google was a great place to work because it was so brainy and it was like being at a college campus,” he said. “Friends speak in alarming tones about Google having all this information about us, but I’m not worried because people are getting more and more open anyway and sharing their history, their photos, their opinions online more and more.”

Future success

Google’s rise to the top and its ability to maintain that position for so long is what analyst Laurent Lachal described as “no mean feat.”

But as it goes into its next decade with an eye to search and the world of cloud computing, he sees the world of enterprise as vital as the company goes forward.

“Enterprise is crucial to the future success of the company because most of the applications and services they provide are used by the consumer market and not the enterprise market which represents millions in untapped potential.”

Employee no 22 misses the good old days of long hours and canteen food

For Jeff Chester, privacy and security are dual issues, not just for Google, but for the industry as a whole.

“Google will be a digital king maker and it is possible the way it uses the information it has about us all might result in a privacy nightmare as it partners with business to monetise everything they do.”

In response Ms Mayer said that “everyday we strive to be the best and earn the trust of the user”.

But even amid all this sober assessment of Google’s last ten years, Ms Mayer remembers the good old days of 120 hour weeks, fantastic cafeteria food and being interviewed while sitting at a ping pong table that doubled as a conference table.

“There was also a giant wall of beer at one end of the office,” she said of her interview that took place in April in the late 1990’s.

“I was worried that I was coming to work at a hard drinking company but I was assured that this was beer that was left over from the Christmas party and that no one really drank that much.”

This gives a flavour of how Google plans to celebrate its tenth anniversary. There will be no massive party or fanfare just offices doing their own thing – such as staging 10k charity runs.

For most Googlers it will be just be business as usual.

A cartoonlike way to chat from Google

retailnu — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 10:01:45 +0000

Google, known for its plain-Jane approach to Web design, has come up with something much wackier. On

The Perfect SEO Process by westchester county seo

slattzo2000 — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:44:24 +0000

In an effort to streamline our in-house procedures to do initial seo for westchester county client websites – we’re working on “a perfect search engine optimization process”. Such a process may be edited for some sites, but is suited for most professional services or product based sites (including ecommerce).

With 15 or so new sites coming through our door in need of search engine ranking optimization, we’ve got no choice but to attempt making a step by step list that we take each site through.

Below is the initial list – and we request your comments, critiques and suggestions:
0. Initial baseline reports: website popularity, google pagerank, alexa tr, # of indexed pages, seobook rank checker for firefox
1.Keywords and competitors (online and offline) from client
2. Refine online competitor list with goodkeywords.com imtoolpad (quickly shows tops for keyword on Yahoo Google Microsoft)
3. Expand keywords using wordtracker and competition
4. Make master list of keywords – based on kei (keyword effectivenes index) which is a factor of traffic vs competitors
5. Optimize html pages: link from google pr’d if not listed, then kwds to title, desc, keywords, alt, bold, h1, (c) bottom of page, body txt
6. Local links: from saved list or search
7. Industry links: from saved list or search
8. Competitor links: seochat pr search “competitor.com” listed by pagerank and 100 per page
9. Directory / search engine links: submiteaze (awesome for saved industry and local custom submit lists)
10. Features add: searchable pdf, sitepal, video, lucky zoom
11. Ecommerce sites: add froogle feed and catalog to google catalogs
12. Social bookmarking: magnolia, delicious, stumbleupon (addthis icons)
13. Articles: write and submit with article submitter
14. Blog: wordpress (the seo’s choice!) Plus ping pingomatic and mypagerank.net’s pinglist
15. Press release: prweb offers a press release service that’s seo-savve $199

Again, your comments, additions and critiques are welcomed!!

FastCommerce.com announces all FastCommerce stores automatically have their products published on Google Shopping Press Release

FASTCOM — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 04:46:20 +0000

Small Business E-commerce Technology Company Announces Google Shopping Feature

FastCommerce.com, a small business technology provider, announces the successful launch of its Google Shopping capability. All FastCommerce clients now have their online product catalogs automatically published to Google Shopping, also known as Google Product Search. The Google Shopping feature is included in the free version. FastCommerce.com also announces the launch of its Professional Services, which has been designed to get established businesses with product catalogs on-line with a professional e-commerce web site in days, not months. This service is for small businesses with small budgets.

FastCommerce.com, a Web 2.0 e-commerce technology for small business, announces the recent successful launch of its Google Shopping feature. Google Shopping, or Google Product Search, is a newly modified feature where visitors to the search engine’s website can now search directly for product in Google Product Search. A tab for “Shopping” was recently added to the Google search engine website. Google shopping is free to all merchants looking to sell their products online. It is also available with Google Checkout, a feature available through FastCommerce’s e-commerce technology. The Google Shopping feature on FastCommerce automatically submits an on-line product catalog data base to Google Products. The feature has been designed and implemented to drive traffic from Google Shopping directly to FastCommerce merchants for significantly increased sales.

The Google Shopping feature is also available on the free version of the FastCommerce small business e-commerce platform. The free version is particularly suitable for small business entrepreneurs to get a business online at little to no cost. FastCommerce is a web-based e-commerce application that lets small business start, grow and then manage their business online, all from one single system. By simply signing up and signing in, a small business entrepreneur automatically generates a professional, fully operable e-commerce website, as well as a full suite of back-office management tools need to run a business online. It is completely free to the first fifty products. The addition of Google Shopping to the free version makes for a very powerful means to make the move to e-commerce with immediate results. The clients are then free to sign up for additional services when they are ready.

FastCommerce.com also announced the launch of a Professional services division, designed for established businesses looking to make the leap into e-commerce while avoiding the hefty expense of project implementation and costly technology. Small businesses with extensive product catalogs face tremendous hurdles when looking to go into on-line sales. Such a move has traditionally involved licensing e-commerce technologies, and then expending additional funds for implementation. The FastCommerce Professional Services team brings years of experience and its Web 2.0 technology platform to get companies up and running in days instead of months. The no contract, no licensing model to get a fully operable e-commerce web-site drives down the cost to a fraction of most e-commerce technology platforms. There are additional services for submitting to over 100 search engines, directories, as well as keyword consultation and continuous updates.

About FastCommerce.com

FastCommerce.com is a Web 2.0 technology platform that changes the way entrepreneurs can succeed in online sales. It has been designed to automate all the initial hurdles of beginning a web business, and then managing it all from one single system. Far from being a simple shopping cart technology, FastCommerce Small Business e-Commerce technology is enterprise in scope with the goal of letting small companies and entrepreneurs run all aspects of their business on a single, pre-integrated system.

Nova atualização do Firefox 2.0 busca voluntários

Revista Online ;-) — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:01:25 +0000

A Fundação Mozilla em busca de voluntários para ajudar nos testes de uma nova atualização de segurança para o navegador Firefox 2. Segundo o site InformationWeek, a atualização 2.0.0.10 corrigirá a forma com que o Firefox lida com Java Archives (.jar). Atualmente, o navegador não verifica o conteúdo de arquivos comprimidos nesta extensão.O bug foi descoberto em fevereiro, mas só ganhou destaque real em novembro, quando o pesquisador Petko Petkov afirmou que a falha poderia ser utilizada para conduzir ataques cross-site scripting, em que scripts maliciosos são executados como confiáveis.

Um artigo inserido no blog de segurança da Mozilla informou que esta falha foi demonstrada contra o popular serviço de email Gmail, da Google, permitindo ao hacker acessar listas de contatos de vítimas.

Além do Gmail, outras informações de contas Google, como as buscas realizadas, poderiam ser capturadas graças à falha, explicou outro pesquisador que utiliza o nome “Bedford”.

“Isto quer dizer que os hackers podem atingir qualquer lugar no Google e fazer qualquer coisa que quiserem com seu perfil e presença online”, explicou Petkov.

Magnet

Google product search

marknad — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 15:49:35 +0000

Uppdatering: Google Product Search har utvecklats mycket sedan den här gamla bloggpostningen. En stor och mycket komplett guide till Google Produktsökning liksom analys av dess inverkan finns nu på min SEOTaktik: Google Product Search (Google Produktsökning): Kritisk om framgångsrik.

Här har vi Google product search beta. Avsedd för att söka produkter att köpa. Google blir allt mer vertikal. Det där är i princip gamla Froogle.

Take the Pure Waste Series Challenge

markcole — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 13:27:35 +0000

The Hinkle Charitable Foundation says that if you read and seriously contemplate three short articles on how to use less energy (Compact Fluorescent Lights, Tankless Water Heaters, Reduce Idling) they will give a $100 contribution to the Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF) when you email them.

Details here

Change in Googlebase Shipping Attribute

htstore — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:35:56 +0000

I had been adding things to my datafeed, and reading the googlebase section for new information. I guess I didn’t read it enough, because all of a sudden I got errors in my feed. It was my shipping section. I never had issues before, but now all of a sudden – WHAM! I just couldn’t figure it out! The wording on the error stated basically they are no longer supporting it, and that makes NO SENSE!

I went to the help section, and read other messages from people having the same issue. One poster got a message back from googlebase that stated to add the shipping charge within the price of the product. I’m sorry but that is insane if you want to look competitive, or what about if you have TONS products already live? I wrote them myself and got some generic answer about “Check the help section”. I wrote back a second time and FIRMLY asked them if they got rid of this attribute! I finally got my answer!

Thank you for your email. Currently, we are unable to support the shipping attribute. Please know that this was a recent change and we are very sorry for any inconvenience it has caused you. Our engineers are working on a
resolution for the future, however, at this time, the shipping attribute will not function as normal. To resolve the errors in your file, please remove the attribute, and then upload your file again.Google Base is a beta product, which means that it is constantly changing and developing. As a work around, please include your shipping information under the description attribute.Again, I am very sorry for the trouble. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.Sincerely,
Elaine
The Google Team

At first I was upset! Then I thought about the datafeeds, and figured WELL it my listings take people directly to my site! They will see the shipping there anyway! What about the individual items you have live? It sounds like you have to change ALL of your listings to accomodate this now.

My other posts regarding googlebase:

Payment Options for Googlebase

How Often to upload to Googlebase

Googlebase Bulk Upload Experience

Googlebase Attributes

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Sofware Developers

marshinfozys — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:38:16 +0000

Software Developers

Kanpur Meetup 10 July – Join us for tea and biscuits to discuss Python coding style guidelines. If you like coffee or herbal tea you may have to brew some of your own.
Meeting is open to all Python software programmers, coders, developers in Kanpur, Varanasi, Patna, Allahabad, Jhansi, Kathmandu and Lucknow
Email : marsh.infozys1@gmail.com

Note : Python programmers good at table tennis are especially welcome.

Goodbye Froogle!

htstore — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 13:43:11 +0000

Google recently decided that they are doing away with Froogle, and making a product search instead. Here on WordPress I found this quick note about it Farewell Froogle. I followed one of the links to the main google blog and read an article called Back to Basics.

Now one of the selling points to Ecrater was that they automatically submitting the stores within Ecrater to Froogle. I also have got the impression that you may get higher rating within the new product search if you offer the google checkout option. On Ecrater community board it had been mentioned that placing your items into the google base would also help your chances of success. More exciting also they mentioned that MSN is now picking up ecrater store items which helps the store owners.

MSN Product Upload

Google Base

If you have alot of product this could be very time consuming. I will be checking out both options, and since I have NEVER done anything like this before it should be interesting to see how easy or hard it is and I will post about that also!

On my faith side I found some videos last night on youtube, and I have to admit I am a bit of a history nut! I found a program: National Geographic The Secret Bible Jesus Rivals. These history items are just very interesting to me. If speaking about rival Gods, and competition to Jesus bothers you greatly I wouldn’t watch these. From a history standpoint I found it interesting. I wanted to share!!

Final Part They were all very interesting!

Well I’m off to check out google base and MSN to see what I can learn!

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Froogle Takes the Fun Out of Shopping

technologyexpert — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 15:02:00 +0000

OK, OK, not really. In fact, I never found Froogle, Google’s price comparison site, to be all that great to use. I prefer to use sites like Pricegrabber. To be honest, it’s easier for me to see the compared prices, I don’t get eBay sellers (if I want eBay sellers, I’ll go to eBay), and I get less stores that, because I’ve never heard of them, make me place my hand on my wallet.

On the other hand, I did like the name (hence, my comment about fun ). Google has renamed Froogle the more boring Google Product Search.

Google is rebranding “Froogle” as “Google Product Search” and simplifying the interface to match the main search site. Now, Google Product Search will still be a site for searching shopping listings only but the most relevant listings in Product Search will also appear in the main search site in a “one-box” area above the organic results, which are the most relevant unpaid search listings. The one-box area snags results from other specialised Google search sites, such as Google News. Source: Silicon.com

It’s been said that people didn’t understand what Froogle was all about … but I got the pun right away. Also, the only change I can see so far is that the refinement options (for search) that were at the top of the page are now at the bottom. Other than that, it’s not really all that different … and thus, hasn’t moved into my preferred list of price comparison sites. We’ll see if more changes are to come …

Farewell Froogle

airjrdn — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 13:48:35 +0000

“Froogle has been renamed “Google Product Search” says Marissa Mayer, Google’s VP of Search & User Experience. It also sports a redesign, and product results are now returned at the top of normal Google search results at appropriate times.”

Kanpur Python Coders

marshinfozys — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 08:49:55 +0000

Kanpur Python Coders

Any Python software developers and coders in Kanpur ?
Meeting and discussion in July 2007 to discuss Python coding and coding style guidelines
Email : marsh.infozys1@gmail.com

Pycoders Blog – http://pycoders.blogspot.com/