The Year In Buzzwords
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Backdoor drafts, security moms and up-armoring
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Google's recent acquisitive phase has been quite the whirlwind. Here's a recap of the companies it's aqcuired over the past year.
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Found in the search marketing forums: AdWords Predictions for 2008; Concerns Over Links In Articles; Reporting Automation; and more.
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Of all the many images that appear in Wired magazine, here are 10 that stand out as the photo editors look back at year's end.
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Make no mistake: "Change" is in the air, the undisputed buzzword of the turbulent 2008 campaign. Lodged squarely at the intersection of politics and marketing, the word has had an almost spellbinding power over voters in election after election.
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Graceful breakup announcements, photogenic small animals, outrageous slurs: a look back at 2007.
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A new search engine, slated to be completed by the end of 2007, uses natural language techniques to better interpret the meaning of the information a user is seeking, and thus provide more relevant results.
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Editors of Merriam-Webster announced the most requested definition on the company&#39;s Internet sites during 2004 was a four-letter word -- BLOG.
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The editors of Merriam-Webster dictionaries said the most requested definition on the company&#39;s Internet sites during 2004 was the four-letter word meaning ``a Web site that contains an
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To say the least, it's been an eventful year for the nation's traditional media companies.
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Yes, boys and girls, the word for this year is &#39;blog&#39;--that&#39;s blog as in &#39;a website that contains an online personal journal with reflections, comments and often hyperlinks.
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Pick a date, any date Packing as many buzzwords as possible into a single news announcement might prove you're "on message" but won't disguise the fact your strategy lags every major player in town.â¦
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The most requested online definition this year was "blog" &#151; a word not even yet officially in the dictionary, Merriam-Webster says.
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Functional Languages seem to be pushing for the title of the next cool thing.  Talks and tutorials about them are starting to show up in conferences and conventions, books about them are hitting the shelves, people are even asking about talking about them in blogs and mailing lists devoted to some of the current hot languages.
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2004 in review Market booms, busts - all in one year
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A look ahead at issues and events likely to make headlines in the coming year.
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In a year full of new-fangled goodness, a hit list of duds stands out. Wired News picks the promising technology that became the yearâs biggest letdowns.