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Saerch engine vijesti: SearchEngineWatch blog

• Facebook Privacy Lawsuit Seeks $15 Billion - Hours before its IPO, Facebook was hit with a $15 billion lawsuit, alleging that the social network knowingly infringed on user privacy when it used browser cookies to track activity. The suit included more than 20 complainants.
  
  
• Google Chrome Becomes World’s Most Popular Web Browser - Google Chrome overtook Microsoft’s Internet Explorer to become the world’s most popular web browser for a full week for the first time in its history. Chrome enjoyed a week-long surge in use between May 14 and 20, according to StatCounter.
  
  
• Yahoo to Sell Half of Alibaba Stake for $7.1 Billion - Yahoo holds a 40 percent stake in Alibaba, but will be able to reduce this by half. The deal also includes provision for a share buy-back plan for Yahoo and a potential IPO by Alibaba. Sale proceeds will be returned to Yahoo shareholders.
  
  
• Google-Motorola Deal Gains China’s Approval - Google has confirmed that Chinese authorities have approved its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola. The deal is expected to be closed by this Wednesday, with the requirement that the Android system remain free and open to use for five years.
  
  
• 6 Tools to Manage Your Twitter Followers - Managing Twitter followers can become a time consuming task, taking time away from actually sending messages and growing your influence. Here are a few free and paid tools that will save you time and provide all the important data you need.
  
  

E-marketing vijesti: Clickz blog

• Agencies Talk Facebook After the IPO - As stock price dips, industry players assess the future of the social site.
• EU Wants Google to Help Solve Antitrust Concerns - The EU Commission gives Google the chance to avoid fines and more stringent remedies.
• Facebook Buys Social Gifting Mobile App - Karma is its fifth mobile-based acquisition of the year.
• Study: Facebook Engagement About More Than Clicks - Wildfire study shows higher engagement comes from posts that draw mentions, recommendations and shares.
• Digital Mad Man: Beyond Interactive Partner Matt Day - A San Francisco expansion leads to acquisition for one of the first banner ad firms.

E-business vijesti: WebProNews

• Tim Cook Is Highest-Paid CEO in the History of Highest-Paid CEOs - The next time you’re out to dinner with Tim Cook and all of his iFriends, you shouldn’t bat an eye if he offers to pick up the tab for your meal. He can afford it. Many times over, in fact. …
• Matt Cutts Loves the ‘Leap’ Motion Controller - Just a couple of hours after we ran the story about the new ‘Leap” motion controller, SEO demigod, Matt Cutts, Tweeted the video. Follow @mattcutts Matt Cutts @mattcutts Minority Report-like UI interaction? Yes please! http://t.co/AuxHZX14 New product from @leapmotion 4 …
• So.cl Does Not Have Any Impact On Bing’s Social Graph - Earlier, we looked at So.cl, Microsoft’s new(ish) social network, which seems to be something of a testing ground for interactions between search and social media. While some of So.cl may look familiar to Bing users (or those who have read …
• Star Wars Geometry Is Not A L7 Weenie - Star Wars fans get the trophy for the second most dedicated fans there are (Trekkies win….nerds, LOL). They have fantastic art to show that is inspired by the vast expanded universe. The art that I have seen seems to have …
• Student Teacher Obama Debate Caught on YouTube - At North Rowan High School in Spencer, NC a teacher refuses to let a student “Disrespect President Obama”. Let’s check out the classroom in this YouTube clip. The Fact of the Day was “Did you know Mit Romney was a …

E-commerce vijesti: Ecommerce times

• Facebook’s Balloon May Have Sprung a Leak - No one could accuse Facebook of having beginner’s luck on Wall Street. The company’s initial public offering on Friday was delayed by two hours due to a glitch in Nasdaq’s trading system, prompting many traders to cancel orders because they were not sure of the stock’s price. The day, in general, was arguably a disappointment for the social media giant, with its per share price ending only slightly above the $38 starting price.
  
  
  
• Cable ISPs Form Fellowship of the WiFi - Five major cable service providers in the United States are teaming up to allow their high-speed Internet customers access each other’s metro WiFi networks. The five are Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox Communications and Time Warner Cable. The agreement will create a chain of more than 50,000 hotspots.
  
  
  
• Yahoo Cashes Out of Alibaba - Yahoo will sell half its stake in Chinese e-commerce heavyweight Alibaba back to the company for about $7.1 billion, setting in motion a deal that will send cash toward Yahoo shareholders. The deal will take place in multiple stages. First, Alibaba will purchase about 20 percent of Yahoo’s stake in the company.
  
  
  
• The Networked Economy - Mediafly is a startup company that delivers cloud-based applications for content management and distribution on mobile devices for Fortune 500 companies. Through the Ariba Network, Mediafly gained insight and control over its cash flow and found new means of managing capital and in aiding its ability to support ongoing operations, as well as to drive future growth.
  
  
  
• Silverpop Gives SMBs More Social Media Pull - Silverpop has been on the vanguard of old-school digital marketing providers — that is, email marketing firms — embracing social media. The company has released a slew of products designed to integrate the two disciplines. Given that history, it is difficult to imagine a subsector or market constituency that it missed in its earlier product rollouts, but apparently Silverpop has found one, and it has set out to rectify the omission.