Google watchdog Phillipp Lessen has scanned and posted a printed comic he says he received in the mail from Google today describing the company's forthcoming open source browser Chrome. The link to Chrome is currently a 404. Lessen's slide show is loading very, very slow. We've got another copy of it that loads much faster here. Long rumored to be in the works, this appears to be the first formal acknowledgment that Google really is working on its own browser - and it looks very cool.

As you know Google AdSense is the best way to earn extra income online. Many webmasters and writer have joined this program but earning very low income from AdSense. 99% of AdSense Publishers are earning less than $ 10 per month, this is the fact and every one is trying to increase their AdSense Revenue by one or another way.

"Most people who don’t get the decision see Yahoo as merely an abbreviation on the NASDAQ ticker. The people who have poured their blood sweat and tears into building that brand do not." Terry Howard.

Were you aware that search engine spiders love fresh content and the more frequently you update your content the more frequently spiders traverse your site?

I don’t always have time to dig as deeply as I like into some of the patent filings that I uncover each week, and end up not writing about some interesting things that the search engines come out with.

My first triathlon was this past Saturday (it was a sprint), and it didn't go so well. I figured there would be some way to use the experience as a lesson learned about SEO, so I thought about it for a bit and concluded that there is a lesson indeed, and it is about paid links. Obviously, it's a loose tie-in, but whatever, I'm good at stretching analogies. Anyway, if you're willing to humor me and my semi-topical post, read on. If not, brainstorm some questions to ask Rand. :)

This made me panic a bit, because it would have meant that the footer link I had on this blog was not helping my homepage rank. I think someone even mentioned in the discussion that if the 1st link was nofollowed then that one would be the only one that counted, which would have meant that I was supposed to be completely shafting myself.

This made me panic a bit, because it would have meant that the footer link I had on this blog was not helping my homepage rank. I think someone even mentioned in the discussion that if the 1st link was nofollowed then that one would be the only one that counted, which would have meant that I was supposed to be completely shafting myself.

Microsoft has just announced that it has reached an agreement with HP for the installation of a Live Search-enabled toolbar on all HP consumer PCs that will be launched starting 2009. Part of the said agreement involves setting the default search engine in the preloaded browser of the new HP PCs  into Microsoft Live Search.

There's a ton of search-related news and intrigue coming out of the Dow Jones "All Things D" conference in Southern California. Let's start with the ridiculous remark from IAC's chief Barry Diller that "Google is irrelevant to us." That's only true if Diller doesn't care about search revenue. Google is...