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PlayTable, er Surface Computing
Andy Wilson. Remember the guy I introduced you to at Microsoft Research? Funny, he was at the Maker Faire last weekend talking…
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Niche & Trend Tool List
There has been some useful posts of late that discuss the pracitical methods to get started at developing a new site or blog specifically for affiliate marketing. In particular Aaron Wall discusses practical tips for starting a new site and Dosh Dosh looks at choosing the right blog niche.
The Unofficial Digg Guide
SEOPedia has a great summation or FAQ about how Digg works, and the influence of some of the algorithm changes that they have implemented in the last month. While there are a lot of folks who try to game Digg, and get spam to the front page, many of us smaller, single site posters like Ittoolbox, who have a great Google Page Rank overall, but…
Ask.com Billboard Brings Up Unabomber
Lighting yourself on fire and running through the streets will get you noticed, but it may not be the wisest move to make. Still, Ask.com seems determined to repeatedly torch itself, as, depending on one’s point of view, its billboard advertising campaign moves from bad to worse. "Ask.com Billboard Brings Up Unabomber"
How to Fix PR
There have been a series of interesting posts, comments, and opinions regarding why PR doesn't work and why so many CEOs have a bad taste in their mouth at the mere mention of public relations.
Technorati Takes Analytics Up A Notch
If you’ve been blogging for any length of time, you’d have heard of Technorati, the blog community site. They’ve recently revamped their stats and ranking system to factor in social factors. The net result? This blog has seen a jump in rankings, testament to the fact that social traffic strategies work. Let’s look at the new stats panel:
