In the vein of heat maps, this new search engine shows results in a very interactive, unique format. Time will tell if this type of execution is actually effective or not, but at least it is trying to do something that is common in a new way. Read it.

In response to worries about click fraud, Google embraces the CPM model as well. Read it.

A quick read about a way that Google is enhancing AdWords to serve as many clicks as possible for your budget. Read it.

C|Net compares the two top blogger services, Type Pad and Blogger -- short on substance, and not for the professional interested in a blogging solution, but worth a glance.. Read it.

Bad news about cookies -- people apparently know more about them than web publishers and advertisers would like to. Read it.

Another brick in the wall for pop-ups... Read it.

A look at how Yahoo is trying to keep up with Google in terms of offering smaller web publishers some nice features for their sites. Read it.

There is a new alternative to cookies, and it uses Flash. Read about it.

An interesting article from Wired about search engine optimization and how it can be used (or misused, in my opinion), to changing rankings in popular search engines. Read it.

Google has reinvented advertising on the web, but it hasn't come without its share of issues. Check some of them out.

For any publishers and advertisers, a nice overview of the main rich media providers. Read it.

Is the pop-up's future in danger? At least in some areas, it seems. Read it.

So all that news about Firefox finally got a reaction from Microsoft, which will release a new version of IE before the next version of Windows hits the market. Read it.

Is Google developing a browser? Of course. Here's the latest move it has made. Read it.