As a member of the Google Developer team, I filmed a video about Google Product Search for our webmaster community . In it, I discuss the benefits of Product Search, suggest best practices when submitting a feed, and answer frequently asked questions such as: Do listings expire after 30 days? How often should I submit a feed? How are different sites sorted in search results when there are multiple results for the same product?

by Mike Krumboltz Anyone who's been through a wedding knows that getting married is about as relaxing as open heart surgery. So imagine the level of anxiety that must have come over Wisconsin couple Adam and Julie Hatfield when, while posing for photos before their wedding ceremony, they saw a young girl in a river struggling to stay afloat. While being photographed near the Mississippi River on their big day, Adam and Julie heard a man screaming a girl's name.

GeoLocation is one of the hottest stuff right now. If you're an iPhone user, there are tons of  apps that always ask your permission to turn on location features after you've installed them. Google has several service that are location-aware enabled. Now, Twitter wants to have this feature as well. In fact it may be sooner than we think. But, would you like to have GeoLocation feature on your Twitter account? For quite some time now,

Twitter just announced that it has plans to launch a feature that makes the service location-aware. They're rolling out a new API that will allow developers to add latitude and longitude to any specific tweet. "Folks will need to activate this new feature by choice because it will be off by default and the exact location data won't be stored for an extended period of time," says Co-founder Biz Stone. "However, if people do opt-in to sharing location on a tweet-by-tweet basis,

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed consumer fraud lawsuits against three suppliers and an affiliate marketer of acai berry products charging the companies lure customers with free online trial offers via aggressive Internet marketing tactics and then charge their credit cards prematurely. "For thousands of dieters, the quest for a miracle product has become a nightmare," said Attorney General Madigan . "Far too often,

Google has quietly released a new Labs project for Android. It's called Google Listen and is described as a personalized audio news-magazine loaded with fresh and interesting content whenever it is turned on. "Start with directed search and streaming and then sit back or multi-task and Listen to content matching your favorite programs and queries like 'ABC Nightline,' 'Bernanke,' and 'Fantasy Baseball,'" the company says. "Currently we are indexing audio files from about 3,

Yahoo may not exactly have come out on top, but it doesn't need to worry about a DivX lawsuit any longer. The two companies have reached a settlement, and it looks like DivX received a considerable sum of money. DivX accused Yahoo in November of abandoning a two-year advertising services agreement. Dan Halvorson, Executive Vice President and CFO of DivX, sort of announced a win in a statement yesterday by saying, "We are pleased to have this matter resolved.

There's no question that YouTube is already a force to be reckoned with in the online video industry. It is the most popular video site on the web by a long shot. YouTube wants to be better though, and is frequently introducing new features. The company posted some visions for its own future on the YouTube blog today, including visual storyboards of some concepts it intends to pay particular attention to in the coming years.

comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its monthly analysis of U.S. Web activity at the top online properties for July 2009 based on data from the comScore Media Metrix service. Green Sites and Auto Manufacturer Sites saw gains after the launch of the federal 'Cash for Clunkers' program. Online visitation to toy sites and teen sites gained as students looked for ways to fill their summer vacation free time.

The rate at which MySpace makes money may soon increase. According to a fresh report, Wenda Harris Millard, who's earned quite a reputation in the marketing industry, is set to try her hand at moving ad space. Kara Swisher wrote earlier today, "[W]ell-known online advertising sales executive Wenda Harris Millard (pictured here) - who is now president of New York- and Los Angeles-based media consultancy, Media Link - is poised to take over all advertising sales at MySpace,