Each Friday, we bring you a roundup of the last week’s search and social media news. Happy weekend reading!
On Searchviews:
- Google wisely decides to spin off part of Performics, a search marketing firm it acquired as part of DoubleClick.
- Barry Diller wil get what he wants, breaking up IAC into five pieces.
- Yahoo expands its mobile ambitions.
- MySpace Music buddies up to the big boys – how will this change the music biz?
- Shameless plug: Searchviews gets a spot on the new aggregator site, Alltop.
And Elsewhere:
- Craigslist has a blog now! (via TechCrunch)
- Not a big surprise: Your friends’ opinions matter more than that of big bloggers.
- Yahoo launches “Shine” – a site targeting women.
- Google rules 69% of online advertising.
- Google News myths dispelled.
- Google is bleeding execs.
- Facebook is translating into 22 languages.
