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Google Panda is a new algorithm introduced by google so a to disintegrate the low quality site having duplicate or illicit content. It is designed by Navneet Panda an engineer at google. Its main working is to give preference to the high quality websites having original/genuine content. It eliminates all the malpractices performed by webmasters to gain high visits.

Everyone knows that having a successful search engine optimization strategy is crucial to your site's overall success. But how do you know if your strategy is successful? The 2011 Google Panda Update imposed new SEO requirements that made many hotel websites obsolete. The new (and constantly-updated) algorithm encourages engaging and unique content, interactivity, and quick download speeds

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Google's Social Blowout

Last year's Buzz breakdown wasn't enough to deter a flood of social networkers from wanting to try Google+, the search leader's latest foray into social networking. Chief among Google+'s attractions is Circles, a feature that lets users easily sort their friends into different groups. Meanwhile, Amazon fights the taxman, the USSC strikes down a video game law, and MySpace gets the boot from News Corp.

Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) made a very socially awkward move with its rollout of Google Buzz last year. It was Google's attempt to build a social network in part by stringing together various existing pieces of its infrastructure -- your contacts from over here, your Gmail account over there, Google Reader if you use it, so on.

The problem with Buzz was that while it was shuffling around this complex network of acquaintances from different parts of your life, certain wires had a way of getting crossed. In the end, lots of people could potentially learn a few things about you that you may have rather kept private, or at least compartmentalized. Some of the specific privacy concerns users had could be fixed by wrenching around various account settings, but some of them were difficult to find and were set to open by default. The bottom line was that Buzz had boundary issues. It tried to get a little too friendly, and the backlash came on fast and furious.

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Google Chrome Reaches 20.7% Browser Market Share Worldwide, Just Behind Mozilla Firefox

Mozilla Firefox has struggled for years to overcome Microsoft’s Internet Explorer on the web browser’s market, but it seems like Google will eventually manage to achieve this goal although it was launched less than three years ago. According to the latest report, the Google Chrome browser now has a market share of 20.7% worldwide.

Two years ago the Google Chrome web browser had a very small market share circling around 3%, but its simplicity, clean user interface, speed, and the addition offeatures in a constant manner has propelled the browser on the third spot behind Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.

As of June 2011 Chrome’s share stands at 20.7%, Firefox’ share is 28%, while Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is still the leader of the pack with a combined share of 44%. IE has taken a huge drop from 59 percent to 44 percent, whereas Firefox’ drop has been smaller to 28 percent from 30 percent.

If things follow the course of the nature, then by the end of 2011 Google Chrome will become the second most popular browser in the world ahead of Firefox, and within a year it will become number one. There are lots of countries across the globe where Google Chrome is ahead of Mozilla Firefox and the bad thing about its competitors, is that the browser’s growth doesn’t appear to stop, it’s actually accelerating.

Please note that these are not official numbers from Google, they come from StatCounter, probably the most popular internet-related statistics company and one of the most reliable sources when it comes to web stats.

Google Chrome has been my default web browser both at work and at home on Linux and Windows computers since it became available. Once you use Chrome you can’t go back to using other web browsers. One of the main hindrances to Chrome’s growth was the lack of add-ons, but Google launched Extensions a while back and their complaints are now gone.