Googleholic for April 27th 2007

In this issue of Googleholic we cover:

• No more Google Calendar maintenance
• Google is the most visited site in the world
• Google vs Yahoo's revenue
• SEM money is spent on Google and Yahoo
• Google and Intel
• AdWords serving exploits
• Google in Iowa
• Google homepage glitch

Continue reading Friday's Googleholic...



No more Google Calendar maintenance
With loads of concerns, Google has nixed the plan to upgrade Google Calendar for Apps.

Google is the most visited site in the world
Google had more than 528 million unique visitors in March 2007, while Microsoft had 527 million.

Google vs Yahoo's revenue
Google hit $3.66bn first quarter, while Yahoo is sitting on less than half.

SEM money is spent on Google and Yahoo
Search Engine Marketers prefer to turn to Yahoo and Google when it comes to serving ads.

Google and Intel
Intel announced that their hardware partners will be able to take advantage of AdWords through a central marketing program.

AdWords serving exploits
Keyloggers, trojan horses and other malicious elements could be getting served through tainted AdWords accounts.

Google in Iowa
The senate in Iowa has approved tax incentives aimed at luring Google to build a $600 million complex that will hold 200 people.

Google homepage glitch
Seems like a whole bunch of people have lost their Personalized homepage info, and Google doesnt know much about the issue.


Last weeks Google news...

• Google Search gets a facelift
• Google Notebook sidebar for Firefox
• Architects partner with Google Earth
• Could video be coming to gTalk?
• Google is THE most powerful brand
• Google Apps Calendar Maintenance

Make sure to check in for Tuesday's Googleholic Google News report.

If you have any tips, tricks, or anything Google, you can always drop us a line!

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