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Google Replies Strongly Against Censorship
It seems the entire world is struggling to break free from the slowly tightening grips of censorship on the Internet. We had our very own Kapil Sibal a few weeks back, and now we have a new villian called...
Canaan Partners Closes Another $600Mn Fund – Good News For Indian Tech Scene?
With Ecommerce booming and Group Buying sites exploding (seen the recent Snapdeal ads?) everywhere, it is not a surprise that global VC firms like Canaan Partners is raising more money to put into the...
It’s Time To Learn Social Media Marketing From Kapil Sibal
Some people say that – “Good publicity is good, but bad publicity is better”. And we as social animals are purview to this fact more now than ever. It is so easy these days to generate a controversy...
Social Media & SEO – Can They Live Together?
Out of the Nth times you must have Googled, have you ever stopped and wondered who decides the priority of the results? What should come on top and what should go down? How do you really decide relevancy...
Using Social Media For Market Research: Can They Merge?
The adoption of social media is growing, and with each passing day more and more brands are jumping into the vast sea. But one thing which seems to be still missing is Market Research using social media....
Breaking: Google News Makes You The Editor!
Google News has just announced on its official blog that it is now switching on a feature called custom sections directory, which allows you to create custom sections on your Google News homepage and share...
Web URLs Go Local: Coming Soon In Hindi!
I am sure that most of you would be surprised to know that a non-profit corporation called ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) exists with the sole responsibility of managing...
Flickr Adds Facebook Like People Tagging – Which One’s Better?
Flickr, which for some years was the undisputed champ in photo sharing, recently lost the crown to the social networking giant Facebook. And now Facebook is the biggest photo sharing platform in the world....
Google Launches A New Product: Social Search
You can always expect great things out of a Web 2.0 Summit, and it looks as if this one was the mother of all. We have already covered in details the exclusive deals between search engines Google and Bing...
Google Chrome Targets Indian Users Via Facebook
I have always believed the Google Chrome browser to be the future of Google’s web services package. The future of computing is not in the OS; rather it’s in the browser. And Google has been doing whatever...
Facebook Introduces Twitter Like Tagging : A Wannabe Move?
For me, Twitter has always been the first priority over Facebook and FriendFeed because I find it so much easier to manage and find the content I need presto. Agreed, FB gives me richer media while FF...
Google Wants To Be A Monopoly Player!
Ok, I love new ideas on the web. And considering the fact that this one is about online social gaming, I am already getting goose bumps. This is going to be big and very addictive. Mashable reports that...
WordPress Now Supports RSSCloud: A New Battle In Real Time Web
RSS or Really Simple Syndication is as simple as the name suggests; it’s a way for people to subscribe to your blog. Many of you would have come to this link after you got an update from WATBlog RSS...
The Ultimate Showdown: Facebook vs Twitter vs Google
Ok, I admit it. Facebook is on a roll. Earlier today, when most of us were sleeping, the internet was buzzing (shouting?) about the acquisition of FriendFeed by Facebook for a whopping $50 million in...
Google Admits Mistake Over Indo-China Map Controversy
The search engine giant Google today formally admitted their ‘mistake’ of wrongly showing parts of Arunachal Pradesh in Chinese language and showing its northern boundary with China in broken lines....
Sprite’s Latest Campaign Online – TV Ads Take A Back Seat
It looks as if the Indian market is finally gearing up for advertising via the digital medium. We have already talked about the Bollywood movie houses increasing their digital medium budgets, while other...
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