Looks like Google’s at it again as the Search Engine gets set to shake up the Search Results once again with the introduction of the infinite scroll.
Soon, talk of the ‘ten blue links’ could become a thing of the past as they look to scrap the page system and follow the scroll for results mechanism that people are already familiar with when searching down Twitter and Facebook.
Google has been talking about it’s “Social Layer” for quite a while now and we’ve seen Google products come and go with little success, such as Wave and Buzz. Google have now launched it’s next foray into social media with the +1 button that will feature on its results pages next to each individual listing, and so inviting users to stamp their approval on sites they recommend.
On Wednesday the 28th April I will be attending SAScon at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. SAScon is a not-for-profit event that will deliver the best insights in Search, Analytics and Social Media and is destined to cause a ripple that will spread beyond the North and dare I say beyond these shores.
As we enter into February we take a look back at what caught our fancy in January. 2010 hit the ground running and maintained a fast pace throughout the month thanks to a number of big announcements and news stories.
Today’s announcement that The Sun will be supporting the Tories in the next election has effectively marked the beginning of what will be a lengthy election press campaign. But, unlike ‘79 and ‘97, this battle will be won and lost not in the printed press, but on the web. The Sun has drawn first blood [...]
