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A firestorm of explosive debate erupted on this blog recently as a record number of comments were posted to a discussion on new abuses from Facebook relating to its Social Ads and Beacon advertising offerings.

The second session from the Search Marketing Expo in Seattle was focused on the issue of duplicate content.

Google's dark fiber purchases have made some people rather edgy. To the layman, even the term "dark fiber" sounds ominous. Chris Sacca, head of Google's Special Initiatives, recently attempted to explain the purchases and put any fears to rest.

Google's CEO Eric Schmidt told an audience in Tokyo that litigation is just part of American life.

The airline industry expects to lose a total of $6 billion in 2005. The International Air Transport Association (IATA), which represents almost all air carriers around the world, is looking for a little help from the government.

Pfizer Inc., the maker of Viagra is participating in discussions with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) concerning a possible revision of the drug's label.

General Motors and Toyota are reportedly in discussions about a joint venture that would see the two automakers building fuel cell systems for hydrogen-powered cars.

Because of space required to record high-definition broadcasts and movies presented in H-D format, the need for higher capacity DVD discs becomes more and more imperative. However, because there are two formats vying for industry acceptance, deciding which one becomes standard has been a heated occurrence.