Friday Links

Posted in Links & Resources on March 5, 2010

Happy Friday Everyone!  Just in case you missed, this week marked some interesting headlines about Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Sony. In addition, news about the return of a popular technology conference, another patent lawsuit filed and some great insight and trends on online consumer behavior.  Have a great weekend!

Technology

InformationWeek – Comdex Returns As Virtual Event

ComputerWorld – HTC says it uses own technology, not Apple’s

CNN Technology – Sony to launch challengers to iPad, iPhone

Reuters – Google takes aim at Microsoft with DocVerse acquisition

eCommerce

MultiChannel Merchant – How Behavioral Targeting Impacts Cart Abandonment

BizReport – Study: 80 million consumers using CSEs

Internet Retailer – Amazon launches an invitation-only WebStore

DMNews – Retail partnerships lift travel rut

Search

WebProNews – Video: Yahoo Details Implementation of Search Deal

Search Engine Land – Yahoo Updates Desktop Search Marketing Tool

Google Mobile Blog – Search your Android phone with written gestures

ClickZ – Ballmer on Search: The Vision vs. Reality

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Ankush Agarwal is a Senior Search Marketing Analyst for MarketNet, Inc. a Dallas-based Interactive Marketing, Web Design & Development Company. He has experience working with clients in a wide range of Industries that include: Travel, Pharmaceutical, Luxury Retail, Food, Trucking, Legal, Real Estate, Health Care, Senior Living and many others. In addition to his expertise in Search Marketing, he has other areas of expertise that include: Strategic Development, Paid Search Marketing & Management, Email Marketing, Social Media and Affiliate Programs. Ankush holds a Bachelors Degree in Mass Communications from the University of Texas at Arlington and an MBA degree in Global Business from the University of Dallas in Irving and has been in the Interactive Marketing field since 1997. View all posts by Ankush Agarwal →
Mar 05 2010
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