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So what is it this yuletide season: In Canada, Merry Christmas wins - Montreal Gazette

So what is it this yuletide season: In Canada, Merry Christmas wins
Montreal Gazette
By Thandi Fletcher, Postmedia News December 22, 2011 Myriad dizzying greetings from which to wish friends a festive holiday season is enough to steer some to take a healthy swig of eggnog. Most Canadians are firmly in the Merry Christmas camp, ...
Happy holidays? Not for Canada: Majority of Canadians prefer Merry Christmas ...National Post
Fewer Canadians to serve turkey, decorate tree and hang stockings this ...GlobalNews.ca

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Google?s Matt Cutts Talks Duplicate Content And Different Languages

Google’s Matt Cutts has put out a video talking about duplicate content. He was responding to the following user-submitted question: Will multilingual translations of one [piece of] content across different websites attract [a] duplicate content penalty? ?The simple answer is …

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YouTube Gives Backlinks to Your Website

Get some traffic love to your website from YouTube with the new 'As Seen On' link.

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Merry Christmas from the Wide World of Sports

No, I’m not talking about Christmas greetings from ABC’s now-defunct Wide World of Sports, but that would be pretty cool, as well. Unfortunately, there aren’t any fitting such a category on YouTube, although, there are quite a few WWoS intro …

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Google Chrome Speeds up Your Site from Search Results

Not satisfied to simply speed up their own site " Google is now speeding up yours (if it's the first result) from search results pages when you use the Chrome browser. They'll be making the technology open source when it is released - so that it will be available from all browsers. Here's a demo video:

Google had this to say about Google Instant Pages on their blog:

"When we trigger Instant Pages for your site, users can start interacting with your site almost immediately, without having to wait for text and images to load. We'll only trigger Instant Pages when we have very high confidence that your site is the exact result users are looking for."

They've put up a test page to show whether your page would properly pre-render in Chrome here, and discuss more details on the Google Code developers blog here.

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