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Google hopping on the QR Code bandwagon

A QR (Quick Reference) code is a variation of a barcode, having a pixilated rectangular image rather than a series of stripes, and can store pretty much any information you want. QR codes have been widely used in Asia for some times, and Japan is going nuts over them! QR codes can appear on items [...]

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Google Makes Video Indexing Easier

To improve video indexing, Google Webmaster has now added support for Facebook Share and Yahoo! SearchMonkey RDFa markup format to let you specify information like a video’s title and description, within the HTML of a video page. As Video search is becoming more and more popular, Google wants webmasters who offer video content to be able to get their videos [...]

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How does Binghoo change what you knew about SEO?

Bing presents new opportunities and challenges to businesses trying to rank high. The same traditional ranking factors apply and more.

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Bing adding Tweets and Twitter Content to its Search Results

Microsoft’s new “Decision Engine,” Bing, takes another shot at a more accurate portrayal of results by now displaying various Tweets in their search results. While they are not indexing the entire Twitterscape, Bing is pulling in various tweets from prominent twitterers in the Twitter ecosystem. Twitter’s release of a public API is allowing all sorts [...]

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