It’s one of those days. Lots of news and not enough time to blog it all.
Take a look at today’s Picks and let me know what jumps out at ya. 
- Inside Facebook has details of the upcoming Facebook profile redesign.
- News Corp. is backtracking on the "very agressive projections" it made for 2008.
- David Alston guests at Online Marketing Blog and shares his 10 reasons for monitoring your online reputation. So read them, then head here.
- Microsoft and Yahoo may have stolen the limelight from Google the past few months, but AP explains why Google has its groove back.
- Could it be? Google might run banner ads alongside its image searches?
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Jayson Says:
May 8th, 2008 at 3:58 pm
Google does seem to have its groove back and for good reason. It’s a stellar company and always has been. I wouldn’t count the recession out yet though. It still hasn’t fully trickled through the economy and the most cutbacks may still be looming.