WordAds - All you need to know

WordPress is currently beta testing WordAds, a new service designed to allow users to monetise their blogs through targeted advertising. Payment will depend on the level of traffic they receive over the course of the month.

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theEweekly Wrap: Google I/O underway, Adwords reveals enhanced campaign date and Britain's funeral phone habit

 

Our weekly roundup looks at Google I/O and the various announcements on new or updated services, a final date for the arrival of Adwords enhanced campaigns and some surprising stats about phone use at funerals.

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theEweekly Wrap: The multi-message poster - Free Wi-Fi with magazine advert - Reality TV show with out of this world prize

 

In our weekly look back at the news from the technology world, discover how lenticular printing is combating abuse, as well as a magazine advert with free Wi-Fi and a reality TV show with a prize of a home on Mars.

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theEweekly Wrap: LinkedIn adds more options, Blackberry boss sparks tablet debate and US school kids Doodle 4 Google

 

This week, the Wrap looks at LinkedIn's new features, the response to Blackberry boss Thorsten Heins' comments about tablets and Google's annual Doodle competition.

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theEweekly Wrap: False AP tweet hits markets - Jet parts to be 3D printed - Twitter user confused by Robin Van Persie

 

In our weekly review of the news, find out more on how false Barack Obama tweets caused panic, the latest use for 3D printing and what happens online when you have the similar name to a celebrity.

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theEweekly Wrap: Twitter offers Boston support, Mayer lauds staff figures and Google Glass tester closes auction

 

This week, we look at how Twitter gave its support to victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, Marissa Mayer's thoughts on Yahoo staff and the Google Glass auction shut down over fears it broke the company's terms and conditions.

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theEweekly Wrap: Samsung reveals giant smartphone - Internet currency Bitcoin crashes - BBC loses thousands of gadgets

 

In this week's news roundup, find details on the largest smartphone ever made, the dramatic crash suffered by Bitcoin, and the startling number of gadgets lost by the BBC in a year.

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theEweekly Wrap: Google challenges FBI, mobile celebrates 40 years and Twitter targets cricket fans

 

Our weekly news review takes in Google's battle with the FBI over user privacy, 40 years of mobile phones and Twitter's attempt to attract Indian cricket fans.

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Using Google plus as a marketing tool

Google plus has recently introduced the Google plus image search, which allows users to find images of a certain type posted by friends and other users. We examine the marketing potential of this function, and how it could prove highly useful.

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theEweekly Wrap: FBI to track online chats - Offline mode for Google Translate - Google same day delivery service

 

In our weekly look back at the news, discover how the FBI will monitor online conversations, Google Translate's new offline availability and trials for a same day delivery service from Google.

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Yahoo to potentially invest in Tumblr Friday 17th of May, 2013by Lauren KnowlesIs Marissa Mayer set to make a possible game-changing acquisition to target a more mobile demographic?

Schmidt says Google supports tax reform Monday 20th of May, 2013by James RichesGoogle executive chairman Eric Schmidt has used a column in The Observer to suggest that the search engine is in favour of UK tax reforms.

Google launches AdWords Keyword Planner Tuesday 21st of May, 2013by Ben DudleyGoogle AdWords Keyword Planner has officially been released, with the tool expected to make the planning of PPC campaigns easier.