• Urdu customization of the default kubrick theme
  
• Installation pages are also displayed in Urdu
  
• Urdu OpenPad? plugin is installed by default which makes it easy to publish posts as well write comments in Urdu
  
• The style sheet of default kubrick theme can be changed by the user for displaying the blog in several different fonts

• Providing Urdu editing support in the wysiwyg editor
  
• Enabling the default kubrick theme for also publishing English posts

Advertisers who have been creative with their display URLs and received past approval for them are in the minority of AdWords clients. They will be the ones primarily affected by more stringent enforcement in Google's display URL policies going forward.

A post at the Inside AdWords blog said Google will no longer permit certain exceptions to the policy starting April 1st. "This includes, but is not limited to redirects and vanity URLs," they said.

The destination URL for an ad much match the display URL. However, advertisers who use tracking URLs for the destination can keep doing so as long as the landing page URL matches the display URL.

Sub-domains and additional text in display URLs won't cause problems either, as long as the top-level domain of the destination URL matches it.

AdWords clients should see more details about the policy update when Google pushes out alerts to AdWords accounts, the blog said. Google rationalized this change as coming in response to advertiser and user feedback, as well as the usual relevance and quality concerns about the search ad company's main revenue stream.

Yahoo management is considering revisiting talks it held with Google several months ago on an alliance as an alternative to Microsoft's bid, that source said. At $31 a share, Yahoo believes the bid undervalues the company, two sources said.

A second source close to Yahoo said it had received a procession of preliminary contacts by media, technology, telephone and financial companies. But the source said they were unaware whether any alternative bid was in the offing.

In a memo to Yahoo employees on Friday, which was obtained by Reuters on Sunday, Yahoo leaders wrote: "We want to emphasize that absolutely no decisions have been made -- and, despite what some people have tried to suggest, there's certainly no integration process underway."