Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren speaks at a rally Sunday in Seattle with an estimated 15,000 people in attendance. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren called for stronger antitrust enforcement and a wealth tax at a Seattle rally, drawing cheers from a crowd that her campaign estimated to be 15,000 people Sunday […]
This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. Most of the spacecraft in science fiction are ridiculously spacious, but real life is much less luxurious. The International Space Station (ISS) has just 388 cubic meters of habitable space, and future deep-space assignments could have astronauts serving much longer
Aerospace Firm Shows Off Giant Inflatable Space Habitat Read More »
Many of the announcements to come out of Google Marketing Live this year enable advertising across multiple Google properties. One of the few specifically search-centric announcements is the arrival of gallery ads. Google has been testing gallery ads for a few months — we first reported on them in February. They will be rolling out
Remember when Google introduced that giant model automotive ad format to advertisers a few years ago? Well, it appears the format might be expanding to more verticals. What they look like. A version of this format with a carousel of images was spotted on mobile by Search Engine Land columnist Glenn Gabe, who heads G-Squared Interactive.
Not just for auto anymore: Google tests giant image search ads in new verticals. Read More »
Giant Food Stores announced Monday it will be introducing “Marty,” a robotic assistant, into 172 of its stores across four states: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. The announcement comes as part of a plan by Giant’s Dutch parent company, Ahold Delhaize USA, to introduce approximately 500 robots into its stores, which include Giant, Martin’s and
Robots Greeting Customers at Local Giant Grocery Stores Read More »
SPRINGFIELD — Google business search results — those now-familiar listings of names, hours and locations — are life and death for anyone trying to sell anything in the online digital world. On Monday, Google brought its “Grow with Google” event complete with seminars, product demonstrations and one-on-one coaching to the MassMutual Center. The Silicon Valley giant
Internet search engine giant brings Grow with Google to Springfield Read More »
As I write this (1st November) thousands of Google staff in offices around the world have taken to the streets ‘to protest sexual harassment, misconduct, lack of transparency, and a workplace that doesn’t work for everyone,’ according to the movement’s official Twitter feed. The mass walkout is just the latest public display of employee anger
Back in May, Search Engine Watch asked me to write a piece about alternatives to Google. This research was enlightening. It gave me another perspective on the search industry across the global context and how it varies from market to market. This has prompted a series of more in-depth posts which have helped me speculate how
Baidu: Can the search giant hold firm in China’s increasingly competitive mobile market? Read More »
President Donald Trump once again attacked Amazon and the Washington Post in some of his recent tweets. In his latest Twitter rant against the company, the President railed that the Washington Post “has gone crazy against me” since Amazon lost their Internet Tax Case in the Supreme Court. He also jibed that the Washington Post
Trump Blasts Amazon Yet Again, Says eCommerce Giant Uses USPS as Its ‘Delivery Boy’ Read More »
For this episode of the Dot Com Lifestyle Vlog, I head to Garden Grove in Orange County to eat giant snails and hot pot lunch at OC & Lau. They also serve the biggest shrimps I’ve ever seen. This episode of the Dot Com Lifestyle Vlog was filmed using the new Sony A7III with 16-35
Eating Giant Snails and Shrimps at OC & Lau Restaurant Read More »
