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Before you see Adsense in Facebook application sometime soon, you might as well like to enjoy first Google News as a new Facebook application was created to make it possible for you and your friends to share Google News feeds within your Facebook profiles. The Google News Application for Facebook was officially announced last Friday, and already there were around 2,300 active users. Like any other Facebook applications, this application lets Faceboook users to aggregate Google news feeds into their Facebook profiles. Users can limit the Google news feeds into a particular topic that would be most useful to them and to their network of friends.  Read More

Yahoo has just released Mash, a new social networking solution able to compete with the two Internet giants MySpace and Facebook. At this time, the service is still in beta, allowing you to create an account only by invitation. “Mash is currently an invitation-only beta service. The odds are good that one of your friends is in here already. Hit them up for an invite!” the official page of the product states. Read More

I’m seeing a number of new sites showing PageRank updates tonight, and assume that it has to be happening elsewhere as well. This of course comes on the heels of the PageRank massacre earlier this week. Read More

When you cannot bring the Internet to the people, bring the people to the Internet. Read More

Yesterday, Google lowered the Toolbar PageRank of many sites in many different online verticals, in what may be a permanent or temporary message to sites about selling links. Read More

Dude, where’s my PageRank?

This morning, around 1 am, I was finishing up a document and clicked over to Search Engine Journal to see if any comments were made on some of my favorite posts. Looking at the Google Toolbar, I saw the PageRank bar read a PageRank 6. After refreshing a couple of times and rubbing the sand out of my eyes, low and behold, after 3 or 4 years at PageRank 7, we dropped. Read More

 group of internet domain name investors led by Eric Rice apparently has banded together to make the winning bid to acquire the domain name Cowboys.com . The domain name was placed back up for auction in the Moniker.com silent auction after the representatives from the Dallas Cowboys football team reportedly backed out of their winning bid of $275,000 from the live domain auction held the week before.The auction which ended today had a total of 6 bids and an ending price of $370,000, a final sale price well above the final bid price from the live auction. Read More