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Would it surprise you to know that Google has dedicated less and less attention to “search” over the years?  Conversely, the company’s talking more about “revenue.”  These, anyway, are the conclusions that one might draw using Philipp Lenssen’s Google Press Release Analyzer.

Over the past one year of its launch Microsoft adCenter has grown a lot. Won't say that it matches up with Google's adWords and Yahoo's ad serving system but still it is doing a remarkable job. A brief history, Microsoft adCenter was launched in March 2006 in US. It became live in UK in August and in February this year in Canada.

According to the findings of a survey from Citrix Systems, "state and local government Information Technology (IT) executives . . . . identified price, service, and response time as their most important IT purchasing decision criteria."

The battle for the internet in the coming years will be in China. With nearly 100 million users already and showing nothing by growth, many companies with business on the net are building models for China. In a recent interview, Mary Meeker of Morgan Stanley provided some insight into where that market is going.

nLayers today released the latest version of its flagship product, nLayers InSight, an agentless appliance that automatically uncovers ways to reduce IT costs by optimizing resource allocation within the application infrastructure.

"The Customer Value Tour: Extraprise Insight-to-Interaction"; Showcases Breakthrough System to Create Unlimited Revenue Streams by Unifying Customer Acquisition, Management and Retention.

Marketing successfully requires not only insight into how a product or service can be successfully marketed but also flexibility into the marketing of a product or service.

Creativity and Determination are the KEY ingredients in all online success stories. So many times, as a moderator and participant in the net's most active and lauded online marketing forum, The Internet Marketing Warriors, I have heard the same questions repeated by hopeful marketer after hopeful marketer. And mostly they begin with "How do I...?"