According to a recent interview with Amit Singhal, a top executive at Google Search, Google is planning on making drastic algorithmic changes in the near future in order to provide end users better search results. Google is hopeful that the new changes, which will be primarily focused on semantic search technology, will solidify their dominance Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Algorithm Update: Google Focusing on Semantic Search Technology

The Today Show offered some great information on how we can save money with technology.

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8 Ways Technology Can Help You Save Money from Today Show

Well, it seems some companies, including Netflix and Microsoft, have got together behind a single format for media streaming.

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MPEG DASH Gains Industry Support As “Streaming Media Standard”

Have you considered the unfortunate event of identity theft?  A Washington Post article directs attention to a recent report; 36 million people experienced ‘breaches’ in 2011.  A security breach doesn’t guarantee someone adopts your identity; but, it’s not a great situation to be in: “Those who suffer data breaches are 9.5 times more likely to be Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Consumers Need Keep Social Comments Close to Chest to Avoid Identity Theft

Another week, another fantastic assortment of hilarious and entertaining viral video hits. There were bridges blown up, mysterious snow circles created, impressive acapella work, movie trailers, and a host of other popular video clips. Since there is a host of valuable marketing information and strategy we can glean by looking at what scored with audiences this week, I’ve grabbed a selection of some of this week’s best viral videos for you to enjoy

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The Week’s Best Viral Videos & Video Marketing Lessons – Borderlands 2 Edition

When the Federal Trade Commission suggested a do-not-track button approximately two years ago, the idea was initially resisted by most large technology companies. These companies, which included major search engines and software producers, earn a substantial portion of their revenues from online advertising and tracking

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Google Chrome Announces Inclusion of Do Not Track Button in Future Releases

Due to recent changes, Google’s privacy policies have been closely scrutinized by industry experts, government regulators, and consumer advocacy groups over the past several months. On Friday afternoon a Stanford graduate student and tech researcher, Jonathan Mayer, discovered that Google was using a special computer code to bypass the privacy settings of millions of Safari Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Google Under Fire: Tech Giant Bypassed Safari Users’ Privacy Settings

JW Player has been around for a very long time and is a great little video player, I even use it at Gamers Daily News , in fact. The recent update to version 5.9 brought with it some interesting improvements in the HTML5 area I thought you might be interested in. The big change on the Android side of things is that HTML5 is now the default playback.

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JW Player 5.9 Beefs Up HTML5 Experience For Android & iOS

Reportedly, Google is in the process of completing over $120 million worth of renovations and projects for its Mountain View headquarters. The latest project, which includes building a “secret lab” to test new hardware and devices, is being headed up by Google co-founder Sergey Brin and has been named “Project X.” According to news reports, Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Googleplex Project X: Google’s New Secret Hardware Testing Lab

In addition to recently winning the Crunchie for Best New Startup of 2011, a new study by shareaholic is now indicating that Pinterest is driving more referral traffic than Google Plus, LinkedIn, and YouTube combined. The study, which examined aggregated data for over 200,000 web publishers with a reach of over 260 million unique monthly Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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