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Buzz is Google’s new social network and it’s already created a stir. There have been concerns over privacy but all in all, the reaction has been very largely positive. This article is a simple guide explaining how to use the service. - More

The Social Analyst is a weekly column by Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr, where he digs into social media trends and how they are affecting companies in the space. - More

Google and Facebook are on a collision course in the increasingly competitive market for social networking services. - More

Google is trying once again to capture some of the momentum surrounding social networking companies like Facebook and Twitter by adding new features to Gmail, its popular e-mail service. - More

Google has begun the rollout of its Social Search product, a way of seeing customized search results based upon the people in your social network. - More

Duplicate Web content is when two web pages with different URLs contain 'largely identical content.' These two pages may reside on the same website (internal duplication) or on two different sites with two completely different core URLs (external duplication). - More

Jeff Jarvis, author of 'What Would Google Do?' kicked off the Search Engine Strategies Conference in Chicago last Monday. He spoke about Google bigotry and how some traditional news corporations view Google as a monster, or Godzilla, and Google views itself as Snuffleupagus, who is harmless and just wants to help. He also addressed media as a p... - More

We knew it was inevitable, and now it's here: Google has just launched real-time search integrated into search results pages. - More

In late October Bing announced that it would integrate Twitter into its search engine results pages, and within hours Google announced that it too would include Twitter updates. I am sure people thought, 'That's great news, but how will that impact me and my business?' As hoteliers, this could have a huge impact on your business if you are not p... - More

It hasn't caught on yet in the U.S., but a global ad campaign for Unilever's army of laundry detergents - sold in Asia as Omo, in France as Skip, and by other names around the planet - hailing that 'Dirt is Good,' is considered by experts to be a perfect example of a new path for marketing in the 21st century. - More