Archive for June, 2009

Jun 30
Microsoft opened up access to the Microsoft Surface software development kit and simulator to partners “Aussie companies who are champing at the bit to give Surface design and development a try can now at least get access to the SDK and simulator, and get started working on Surface applications. Microsoft partners can now
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Jun 30
With the release of Windows 7 general availability and pricing, Microsoft have updated Windows.com to reflect the Windows 7 changes. As expected, the Windows Live and Windows Mobile brand also get prominent placement.
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Jun 30
Microsoft is hosting a survey entitled "Windows 7 Discovery", where the winner(s) will receive a free copy of Windows 7 Ultimate after responding to 4 question. "We want to know how you find information about Windows 7 from Microsoft. Please answer questions in the survey below for a chance to win a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate
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Jun 30
The realm of dress tie knots is dominated by a handful of traditional tie knots. Check out this rather unique tie knot and be the first on your block to sport it. The knot itself didn't originate with the movie, and isn't rightfully named "The Merovingian Knot," but the Ediety Knot.
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Jun 30
YouTube is launching a new ad type called “Call-To-Action Overlay” ads that basically allow you to add a link to a third-party site. The ad is a transparent background with an ad description and link to any site you want. This new ad type is reportedly launching at https://ads.youtube.com/. It is
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Jun 30
AdWords API v2009 allows closer feature parity with the AdWords Front-End. Starting from a clean slate also gave us the opportunity to reorganize the API to better expose the features added since v1. Here’re some changes: -We've created new web services for managing campaign targeting options and campaign-level criteria-All web services share a consistent, data-centric interface with two
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Jun 30
Google Webmasters blog posted their presentation of SMX London, explaining about site architecture and traffic drops issues. -Duplicate content causes drops in traffic: unless this duplication is intended to manipulate Google and/or users, the duplication is not a violation of Webmaster Guidelines.-Affiliate programs cause drops in traffic: Affiliate sites with little or no original and compelling
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