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Google has high hopes for upper-funnel AdWords

By Dennis Schaal | April 8, 2010

Google is in the midst of a rolling launch to AdWords advertisers of Search Funnels, a tool designed to give them a view of the role played by consumers' keywords clicks and ad impressions, sometimes... Read More

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TripIt likes Google travel link, but apps marketplace for business is even better

By Dennis Schaal | March 31, 2010

Apple iPhone and Google Android apps get a lot of buzz these days, but TripIt likes the bump it is getting out of the newly launched and less publicized Google Apps Marketplace for business. Read More

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Google expressed interest in Mobissimo, viewed product demo, launched own hotel maps

By Dennis Schaal | March 31, 2010

Curious developments in the world of maps, pricing and metasearch as it appears Google was courting a metasearch player in 2009. Read More

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How Google made search sexy again in one week

By Siew Hoon Yeoh | March 26, 2010

So Google makes the news for two reasons: its pull-out of China (it has shut down its mainland portal and diverted searches to its uncensored Hong Kong-based site) and moving into travel metasearch. Read More

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Google Maps adds hotel search and pricing, panic and confusion assured

By Kevin May | March 23, 2010

Google launched an experiment through its mapping division last night to place search and price functionality against hotel listings on Google Maps - implications of which could be far-ranging. Read More

Google kaboom -- disruption coming from search, video, mobile, cloud

By Dennis Schaal | March 10, 2010

Dennis Woodside has some simple advice for travel marketers who will have to try to cope with the coming disruption -- "dog-fooding." Read More

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Google exec on Buzz, Super Bowl ad, behavioral advertising, tablets

By Dennis Schaal | March 10, 2010

Google's Dennis Woodside says the company rolled out Google Buzz too abruptly and likely won't introduce other new products in a similar manner. Read More

Google extends Comparison Ads drive, hints that travel is in its sights

By Kevin May | February 25, 2010

In a move likely to reignite the ongoing debate about Google's influence over the travel industry, engineers have the sector back on their radars as they launch another AdWords Comparison Ads trial. Read More

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Lastminute.com and Google - the best advertising that money can't buy

By Kevin May | February 22, 2010

Google surprised many in adland a few months ago when its first major outdoor advertising campaign was launched simply to plug its Chrome browser. Read More

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Basking in Google glory, Kayak launches Trips in the UK, upgrades iPhone app

By Kevin May | February 15, 2010

Fresh from being cited by Google as a key competitor, Kayak is rolling out its trip planning tool to the UK market this week and also unveiling a major upgrade to its iPhone app. Read More

Google takes Kayak by surprise, named as key competitor

By Kevin May | February 14, 2010

Some folk in Connecticut, US, will be scratching their heads as feverishly as they are digging their way through the snow after Google named the metasearch firm Kayak on its list of competitors. Read More

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Super Bowl ads: Homeaway yes, Google probably, Kayak no

By Dennis Schaal | February 7, 2010

All of the excitement leading up to tonight's Super Bowl has little to do with the gridiron and much to do with the advertisements. Thus, John Battelle's Searchblog reports that Google will break... Read More

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Industrial Relations 2.0 - Unions turns to Twitter in fight against British Airways

By Kevin May | January 26, 2010

Company-employee disputes are not like they used to be - if the latest spat between British Airways and a union representing cabin crews are anything to go by. The long-running face-off between BA and... Read More

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TripAdvisor hoping for detente over Google-China Cold War

By Kevin May | January 18, 2010

User review giant TripAdvisor will have a few worries on its mind if Google follows through on its threat to pull out of China following a row over cyber attacks on government protestors. Tnooz has... Read More

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Not Apple or Google, I'm A PC says Amadeus boss

By Kevin May | January 14, 2010

Tim Russell, UK & Ireland managing director of travel technology and GDS supplier Amadeus, says his company is most similar to Microsoft than the arguably more glamorous Apple or Google. Tnooz thought... Read More

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