Back in January, we joined the Internet Society and a handful of leading Internet companies to announce World IPv6 Day. The announcement was a rallying call for adoption of the new Internet Protocol; now, less than six months later, participation has grown to more than 400 organizations. We believe this is an important milestone, as IPv6 is the only long-term solution to IPv4 address exhaustion, and its deployment is crucial to the continued growth of the open Internet. About 24 hours from now, at ...

Content is king on the first day of IWNY 2011 Laptops. Mobile phones. Tablets. If it had a screen, it was glowing today, as this year’s Internet Week kicked off in the heart of New York City. Hundreds of tech-savvy attendees streamed through IWNY headquarters to check out the latest in digital from the biggest names in the industry. Front and center was “Yahoo! Studios,” featuring content (and cute swag) from all our #1 content properties, including Yahoo! Finance, News, omg! and ...

Last week, we announced the Daily Budget option change was being rolled out to all daily budget campaigns. You may have read about these planned changes in our recent blog . On June 1 st , in response to advertiser feedback , we implemented the Daily...(read more)

It looks like Weinergate has had legs from the get-go, as Congressman Anthony Weiner admitted today that he did in fact send the now famous lewd photograph of his penis to a Seattle college student on May 27th. First reported …

With more than 650 million mobile searches each month on Yahoo! and Bing, it's easy to see why online marketers are interested in tapping the power of mobile search to better reach these highly engaged, highly motivated users. But are your mobile marketing strategies capturing the minds (and wallets) of mobile visitors, or are you sending smartphone users to your competition? Join us for a free webinar and find out! Event: Using Mobile Search to Better Target Your AudienceSpeaker: Yahoo! mobile ...

Apple finally kicked off its much-anticipated Worldwide Developers Conference, and introduced the equally anticipated Mac OS X Lion and iOS 5 operating systems, as well as the company’s cloud offering – iCloud. As you might imagine, there are a lot …

To get this out of the way, I am not a disgruntled Verizon customer. I’ve never been a Verizon customer. This is not a personal vendetta being aired because I had to spend 4 hours on the phone with Verizon …

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Bing Voice Search Coming To Xbox Later this year, Bing search will take on a new platform: the Xbox entertainment/gaming console. And to prove that it’s all... Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

“Digital Archeology” exhibit offers 28 classic websites, from as far back as 1991 Mr. Peabody, warm up the Way-Back Machine: Our friends at Yahoo! Scene are covering all of the cool stuff at Internet Week in New York, and have unearthed a museum-type display of ’90s-era websites on PCs of that era. The exhibit is at the Metropolitan Pavilion, and will be open all week. If you’re in Gotham, be sure to check it out. — The Team

Yahoo!’s Ross Levinsohn delivers in two insightful interviews You could say Ross Levinsohn knows Yahoo! both outside and in. For most of his career, he worked for Internet companies that competed with Yahoo!. Six months ago, he joined Yahoo! as executive vice president of our Americas Division. Today, both Advertising Age and paidContent ran interviews with Levinsohn, where he fielded tough questions with insight and enthusiasm. Here are some nuggets: What’s Yahoo!’s strategy? ...

Later this year, Bing search will take on a new platform: the Xbox entertainment/gaming console. And to prove that it’s all cutting edge stuff in the gamers’ world, Bing will be offering a voice-based search engine to help users find games, movies and TV shows, music and other content... Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

When the news hit last week that Steve Jobs would be giving the keynote address at Apple’s 2011 Worldwide Developers Conference, it seemed as though it was good news regarding his health, which has been in the spotlight since he …

Every so often I get the pleasure of announcing more malicious software being found in the Android market, or a gaping security hole being revealed, or Google’s Android systems in some other way demonstrating that they are about as trustworthy as your average Dish TV salesperson. But studies, security groups, and other sources of analysis [...]Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal.Why Google Android Is Just Less Secure than Apple

Apple began its Wordwide Developers conference keynote today by showing off Mac OS X Lion again, and unveiling the new features of iOS 5, while of course sprinkling in various stats about Apple’s accomplishments. Though CEO Steve Jobs introduced the …

In their pre-E3 press conference, Microsoft discussed the upcoming Kinect integration of Xbox Live and outlined future titles that will incorporate the technology. The most buzzed about reveal, however, most likely happened at the very end of the address and …

This is the latest post in our series profiling entrepreneurial Googlers working on products across the company and around the world. In this post, you’ll read why one team decided to sell their company to Google, and how they went from acquisition to product launch in less than a year. - Ed. The decision to sell your company is one of the hardest an entrepreneur can make, and as the CEO of Jambool, I thought long and hard about Google’s offer to acquire us when they came calling in ...

The future living room does more than give you great entertainment; it helps you find what you’re looking for and helps you decide what to enjoy. It gives you simplicity, discovery and personal choice. Today at E3, we are excited to preview a new way for people to find movies, games, music and other entertainment: voice search with Bing on Xbox. Today’s announcement opens up your living room entertainment in the same way search engines opened up the Web by indexing it and making it ...

Matt Cutts of Google gives daily advice on the Google Webmaster YouTube Channel. He has been doing so for years and they recently did a live Q&A to celebrate their 5 million views. Click2Rank published an outstanding infographic documenting the various facts gleamed from these videos. He named... Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developers Conference today, and Steve Jobs was joined by SVP WW Product Marketing Phil Schiller and VP, Mac OS X Software, Craig Federighi for some demos. First up was Mac OS X Lion, which had …

The combination of search and social seemed to dominate last week’s activity on our sister site, Sphinn. Several active discussions and popular Twitter/Facebook stories were about various search, social and SEO topics. The most active discussion thread was our “Discussion of the... Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.