PCWorld.com – Web Content Labels Move Closer to Reality
Oh yes this is a good idea, let third parties tell me which sites I shouldn’t go to and have them blocked? Or better yet, play along with us and get your labels or your site will automatically get blocked? Great, more work for web designers!
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When I saw that Twitter had released a Twitter 101 for Business today, I had to look at it, even as I dreaded what I might see. Lately, in the local Columbus Twitterverse, some companies are getting big kudos for running those “follow us and retweet this message to win” contests, and marketing folks are…
Yesterday’s announcement that Google is shutting down Reader was a little bit of a shock to me, personally. I use it daily. I rely on it to follow a couple of hundred blogs and websites all in one place. Over the years, Reader has been the go-to RSS reader for most users, all but eliminating…
So, if there are any SEO “experts” out there willing to answer a question for me, I’m seeing some really odd Google behavior from one of my sites. The site in question is www.childabusesurvivor.net. The problem is this. Once upon a time my site was in the top three hits on Google for “child abuse…
Medium, if you’re not aware, is a publishing platform that also tries to be a network. I originally looked at it a while back and decided it wasn’t really for me, mostly because in order to see if any of the people I decided to follow over there had written anything, I’d have to go…
I first caught sight of their blog this morning. It’s still very much in the early stages, but it’s worth keeping an eye on if you use Summation at your firm, that’s for sure. It’s being written by Joshua Gilliland, Business Development Manager for CT Summation. It’d be really nice if they used it to…
Those are the 4 P’s of social networking, according to Doug Cornelius. Go check out his theory of how to measure the information you decide to put online, or not. I think he’s on to something, but also that there’s something missing. Mostly, what I see missing is the idea that you can’t always separate…
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