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Google Doodle Come Celebrate Labor Day

NEW DELHI-Google Doodle today to celebrate International Labor Day, also known as May Day. Every May 1 be the moment for the international workers to voice their aspirations.

Reported by IndiaTimes, Wednesday (01/05/2013), Doodle depicting various professions men and women on the giant logo. Profession is described as a woman who is typing, the man who was watering the plants, painting and patching leaks woman officer.

Each year more than 80 countries celebrate Labor Day, although some countries consider it is not a meaningful thing. Germany, France, Portugal, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, Iran, Mexico, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, South America, Canada and Australia is a country that does not celebrate International Labor Day.

Wikipedia describes Labor Day is an annual holiday to celebrate the achievements of workers. The origins of Labor Day originated from the proposed trade union movement that requires eight hours of work, eight hours recreation and eight hours for rest. (amr)

Master Google & Microsoft Internet Searches

CALIFORNIA - In recent months, Microsoft's competition with Google reached a new stage, including in matters of market share. According to data from research firm ComScrore, Google's internet search market share reached 66.7 percent, down 0.3 percent in December 2012 compared to November 2012, while Microsoft grabbed the increase.

Reporting from Neowin, Monday (01/14/2013), Microsoft's Internet search market share is 16.3 per cent in December 2012, up 01 percent from November 2012. Furthermore, in the same period, Yahoo came in third with 12.2 percent, up 0.1 percent.

Meanwhile, fourth and fifth positions respectively occupied by Ask Network with a market share in the period November 2012 and December 2012 by 3.0 percent and AOL 1.8 percent in December 2012, up from 0.1 percent from November 2012.

Bing is the basis for the search engine Yahoo, which effectively means that Microsoft has increased by 0.2 per cent in the internet search market last month. ComScore said more than 17.6 billion core searches in December, contributing 11.8 billion Google searches and web-based search engine Microsoft for 2.9 billion.
(adl)

EU Commission I Run Business Value "Naughty"

LONDON - The European Commission considers that the system runs on a Google search unfair practice. By doing so, would not want it to change the search monster business services in order to operate safely in the Blue Continent.

Apparently, observers in Europe have different looking with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) about Google's search services. The EU Commission's competition, Joaquin Almunia judge when California-based company wants to avoid antitrust charges, then I have to change the way the presentation services. Thus was launched from CNET, Friday (11/01/2013).

Almunia said he was still investigating the case. He believes that Google is doing redirects traffic to a number of services such as folders create, shopping information, and flight information. "We make money from this business, a strong position in the search market instead of just getting a dominant position. I think they abused its dominant position," said Almunia.

Google is required to clarify this issue through a proposal submitted to the European Commission. If not, Alumunia said, the Commission "has an obligation" to issue formal charges against the California-based company.

As is known, the European Commission investigating Google in the last two years. This is done after the report related to the search result are suspected monopolistic practices. (FMH)

Create internet The Safe, Yahoo Embraces AVG

CALIFORNIA - Yahoo and AVG announced a new partnership to deliver search results that are safe and avoid internet users from malicious websites and other threats.

Reporting from Search Engine Land, Saturday (12/15/2012), Yahoo uses technologi AVG LinkScanner to protect their users from malicious sites - an increase of 80 per cent of search results clicked on by the user during the holiday season - so this step is done to meet the needs of security-related issues in the search results.

"AVG is excited to work with Yahoo! to provide comfort and peace to Internet users in accessing and searching online," says AVG Technologies CEO JR Smith.

Senior Vice President of Connections Yahoo, Shasi Seth said with the cooperation of Internet users can access online content anywhere without having to worry about security threats.

"We are committed to providing a safe search experience. With this partnership is a strategic step to expand our search footprint," said Seth.
(FMH)

Well, the City of Las Vegas turns Judi Most Wanted!

FIND information about tourist attractions, now mostly done through the internet. Not surprisingly, with the internet, information is more readily available and accurate as well.

Site News Yahoo! issued a list of tourist towns where the most requested internet users search the site this year. Apparently, gambling city Las Vegas became the most requested by users of Yahoo.

Las Vegas ranked first in the list of the city's most sought-after them. Next after Las Vegas is the most requested Chicago, then a row in third, fourth and fifth are London, New York, and Washington, DC, quoted from USAToday, Tuesday (04/12/2012).

Here are the top 10 most sought-after tourist version of Yahoo:
 
  1.  Las Vegas 
  2. Chicago
  3. London
  4. New York
  5. Washington, D.C.
  6. San Francisco
  7. San Diego
  8. Dubai
  9. New Orleans
  10. Hong Kong
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