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Forrester analyst Charlene Li has even deeper worries, as she points out in this post. The cookie-based approach means activity on one PC can be ascribed to an individual wrongly – and that could be quite damaging, she argues.
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There’s a lot of buzz in the blogosphere about a change to the Google algorithm which has resulted in a large number of sites’ page ranks falling several points. Google isn’t officially commenting.
MySpace, the world’s largest social network, has given a huge boost to Google’s open social network platform by saying it will join, according to eWeek. The move is intended to combat Facebook’s growing dominance of the social application development space. Google’s initiative aims to allow all applications to work interoperably on all platforms.
According to paidContent Google’s UK advertising surpassed ITV1, the largest commercial channel in Britain, in Q3.
In response to the onslaught of free social networking sites MySpace and Facebook Friends Reunited, bought by ITV for £120m in December 2005, is dropping its £5 subscription price, reports paidContent.