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Volume 9 No. 9, May 1, 2007
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Vultures Fly Over Virginia Tech
Some tops news organizations advertised their Virginia Tech coverage in Google and other search engines shortly after the tragedy, including The New York Times and The Washington Post. Google served dozens of sponsored links to news sites about the university massacre.
According to Danny Sullivan, editor of the Search Engine Land newsletter, "...keyword ads can also leave you looking crass -- that you're tapping in for a business purpose on a tragedy." Some of these ads are not running anymore, but I saw them with my own eyes! I think it is deplorable for news outlets to capitalize on this tragedy. What's your opinion?
Free Drawing
Entries in our free drawing ended on April 30th. We are in the process of drawing and notifying winners, who will be announced in our next issue. Stay tuned!
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Math Goodies Trivia
In our last issue, we asked: Where can find information about the Composition of the Earth's Atmosphere? The answer is on The Math Goodies CD, with a screenshot shown here. The trivia question for this issue is: Where can you find an animation of a woman who is burping? Visit Math Goodies to find the answer to this question, the URL of which will be disclosed in our next issue!
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