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Internet Marketing : Search BOSS by Yahoo!

on 07-10-2008 (319 reads)

Yahoo has just launched the Yahoo! Search BOSS (Build your Own Search Service) platform which would allow developers and companies to create their own web search engine using Yahoo’s search infrastructure and technology. Yahoo is touting their Search APIs as a free-for-all, unrestricted platform which users can fully utilize to implement their own search engines.

Read full article by Arnold Zafra: Yahoo Wants You To Build your Own Search Service (BOSS)

Internet Marketing : eZ Publish CMS

on 11-12-2007 (447 reads)

EZ Publish is an open source web content management system (CMS) published out of Norway.
Offers pretty solid support and various paid partnership levels. It has a fairly well developed community, with a lot of involvement on the side of eZ Publishing staff.

Technology : PHP 4 Discontinued But Still Supported. PHP 5 Out In Full Force.

on 08-02-2007 (1256 reads)

PHP 4 is dead! Long live PHP 5!

In a somewhat expected announcement from July 13, 2007 the PHP development team has proclaimed that it will no longer release new versions of the PHP4 branch of the popular server-side scripting language. Support will continue until the end of 2007, security fixes will still be released if necessary by August 8, 2008.

It was during the era of the PHP 4.x version releases when the famous Open Source server side language reached its maturity and a dominant share of the market for dynamically built web sites. Although PHP4 had a pretty solid object oriented programming (OOP) support, the realities of Web 2.0, with its cross-platform and cross-technology requirements mandated a major overhaul of the language. A new versioning branch was commenced three years ago - PHP5 - which is built from the ground up as an OOP language. PHP 5 would not be the end of the line though. The development of PHP 6 is well under way, soon to be released in a stable format.

For more information visit http://php.net/

Internet Marketing : Subdomain or Directory - What Looks Better to the Search Engines

on 05-28-2007 (692 reads)

OK, you've got a web site, you've got a great team, or possibly several teams of content creators. You have several topics and themes you want to cover ... Somehow though, Google, Yahoo! and the rest of the big search engines don't buy it. Your ranking is still lagging behind your competitors. The reason may be in how you organized your web site's structure. First, you need to decide how to divide different content topics: should you make different directories, or should you create sub-domains to your main domain? Fortunately, companies specializing in Search Engine Optimization SEO are already mature and there is plenty of publications on the subject. Here are just a few sites with useful information on the subject that can help you decide: