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Writing For Online Readers Goes Against The Book
It pains me to suggest this, but we must ignore (one of) the teachings of Strunk and White. We must turn our…
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A Paid Link Disclosure Solution
There is a big brouhaha over Matt Cutt’s recent postings (yes, 3 of them) about the disclosure of paid links (big one here, another here, and one more here). There’s been a lot of postings about it, with a great summary here by GrayWolf at SEOclass.com, some here by GrayWolf at Wolf-Howl.com, more here from Todd Malicoat of StuntDubl.com, more here from Matt McGee of…
The Crowd Reports on Virginia Tech
As horrific as the circumstances at Virginia Tech were, as a journalist it was fascinating to watch the information about the shootings filter out through the students and faculty at the college, by way cellphones and webcams, blogs and Facebook accounts, Flickr photos and LiveJournal updates. The Wikipedia page was updated minute by minute (the page of edits makes for interesting reading). Another example of…
Enterprise CMS Comparison Report
CMS Watch, a vendor-neutral analyst firm that evaluates content management, enterprise search, and portal technologies, has found that some of the biggest Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Suite vendors are experiencing the most change right now, and therefore, customers' erstwhile "safest" bets might also carry significant near-term risks.
3 Blog Mistakes to Avoid
As part of a blog optimization panel I participated in during a recent conference in Australia, I decided to forgo the bulleted list of blog plugins and recommendations that you typically see on such sessions in favor of something more personal.
FoxSports Redesign Hopes To Score With Fans
FoxSports.com has announced the first phase of their site redesign that will offer sports fans a higher resolution graphical presentation, improved video and customized options, along with a wide-screen format that will feature content above the fold.
