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I was having a little trouble with Blogger today, and for the rest of you bloggers that might be facing the same problem with the BlogThis! shortcuts, try editing and publishing the last post you made and all the ones that didn’t publish should push through automatically.

“‘We are not building a browser,’ Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt told the Financial Times last week. But that statement may leave some wriggle room for Google to take a fully built browser like Firefox and add its own features.”
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Yahoo now has a mobile search service too. Read more about it in the Reuters.com article: Internet News Article

If you’ve ever been unsure that you don’t have all the basic business tools you need for your online or offline business, this sounds like an interesting site to check out.
Here’s what caught my attention at their site:

ON Monday, SEOBook.com published several tools in their blog.
See them here:Various SEO Tools… : SEO Book.com

Rom their page:
“Brian Morrissey takes a loot at the current status of Google’s Image Ads. Of particular interest is news that Google has begun testing the placement of Image ads on its own network, something they said they would not do at the launch.”
Read the entire article:

Sure, there are tons of automatic backlink checkers out there. But if you ever wondered how to do this manually, SEO Scoop will show you how with this quick tip:Getting backlink info the manual way

This blog at Google has some interesting perspectives on Google, from searcher, webmaster and stockholder perspectives.
Start with their link to the Google Cheat Sheet, and be sure to look at current posts, as well as the archives.