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Google-Owned Domain Names
[2008-04-28] Most web savvy types know that Google is an ICANN approved domain registrar - and even though they have publicly stated that they have no intention of selling domain names themselves, they can directly access domain records and monitor ownership data.
The Internet's 'Real' Birthday
[2008-04-14] Apparently April 7th 1969 is a contender for the birth of the internet, who new it was so old. Here's a pretty funny video from Canadian CBC news, not sure when this was broadcast but it is pretty funny.
A Quarter of Internet Users Can’t Find Google
[2008-03-24] This week, usability guru Jakob Nielsen asks: "How difficult is it to perform a search on Google?"
Google's Strategy
[2008-03-03] Boiling Google's strategy down to just one thing is impossible, but Internet marketers (and search marketers in particular) ought to be thinking about where Google wants to take the industry, because even if Google ultimately can't go where it wants, the industry will be changed regardless.
Twitter Tips, Tools And Hacks
[2008-02-18] With Twitter gaining momentum everywhere from on the field to in the classroom, I thought some tips might prove helpful.
Forecast For Yahoo: Mild And Stormy
[2008-01-28] Layoff rumors swirl ahead of full year report...
Nofollow Is Not Suited for Wikis
[2008-01-14] There is no such thing as a free link. No matter what the person who is selling you it tells you. And the web will always adapt to make it so. Even if its hard work.
Defending Your Website Against Unjust Ranking Penalties
[2007-12-27] In the past many Google penalties were blatantly obvious. You either got traffic or you did not. But as time has passed penalties are getting blurrier, meaning your site can be penalized and still get traffic from Google.
Security Flaw Hits SecondLife
[2007-12-03] Linden Labs is advising users that the not fixed security flaw with QuickTime is influencing their users.
Is Media Relations Dead on the Web?
[2007-10-29] With all of the recent hype in the world of online public relations (sometimes known as PR 2.0) about things like the social media news release (SMNR or SMR) and social media newsrooms (Disclaimer: I don't personally advocate the use of the SMNR.), some members of the PR industry have hinted that media relations on the Web may be dead, or at least on its way out the door.
NBC Getting Things Right
[2007-10-26] It's time we recognize some of the things people are doing right (aside from buying 1.6% of Facebook).
Senate Shields Bloggers, Too
[2007-10-08] In August, the House was hard at work on a federal journalist shield bill-that extended to advertising-supported bloggers.
Enterprise Social Media Forecast & Analysis
[2007-09-24] Having been a consultant regarding online media for over a decade, I am constantly growing very weary of informational white-paper companies that are charging top dollar for "analysis" of an industry that is forever changing.
Control your Internet Appearance
[2007-09-10] You are what you have posted on the internet; the question is how do you manage your internet personality? As well as the eventual humiliation, that will follow.
Online Relationships: Virtual Reality, or Just Reality?
[2007-08-13] Since the early days of Internet-based communities and chat rooms, individuals found that they could invent new online personas for themselves.
Tech Heavyweights on Social Networking
[2007-07-30] In a backlash against the monster's they have created, consumed, used, and built in some respects the tech heavyweights like Jason Calacanis, Robert Scoble, and others are all debating the relative merits of the Web 2.0 creation that they have either created, use, or comment on.
Librarians Blogging And The Birth Of Library 2.0
[2007-07-16] I believe in the power of the people. Not in a political way, because I'm not after your vote for anything.
Digg Joining Ratings Fray
[2007-06-04] There's little doubt that Web users find ratings helpful, even when they know that tastes differ and some ratings may be self-serving or entirely bogus.
Wordpress 2.2 is in the House
[2007-05-16] If, like me, you haven't yet upgraded your WordPress blog to version 2.1, don't bother.
Are You Satisfied with Google's Mobile Adaptation?
[2007-04-09] Google continues to refine the way it offers Mobile Searching: the blog post is titled Walking, Talking, Searching, Finding:
The Future is Collaborative
[2007-03-12] The network rewards collaborators and punishes hoarders. The Web rewards those who are generous and punishes those who are mean.
Hillary Clinton and Web 2.0
[2007-01-26] Either someone smart is working with Senator - and would-be POTUS - Hillary Clinton, or she is a lot hipper to the Web 2.0 jive than I might have thought.
The Web Has Become the Organization
[2007-01-15] The Web has become the organization. An organization of a billion people with a billion things to say. And a million ways to work together.
Blogging, Politics, and Modern Media
[2006-12-28] Robert Scoble revealed in his blog that he had been invited by the John Edwards campaign to cover the Senator's announcement regarding his intention to pursue the U.S. Presidency.
Which Search Engine Is Safest?
[2006-12-13] Can the results associated with your search queries send you to malicious sites? It depends on which search engine you use, but the probability this would happen has decreased.
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