Why to Bid on Your Own Name in a PPC Campaign
A question that comes up a lot is whether it’s cost effective having your company name and your brand names as keywords…
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A question that comes up a lot is whether it’s cost effective having your company name and your brand names as keywords…
JPG Magazine: Blog: Introducing Hotness Well our good friends over at JPG Magazine introduced a cool new feature on their site today. it's called Hotness "because interestingness was taken" (their words). Hotness basically uses the social activity around the photos on their site, "votes, views, and more," to share with members of the JPG community some of the best shots being uploaded per an "algorithm"…
UKTV and AOL have entered into a content syndication deal that will provide broadcast lifestyle content to AOL. UKTV will offer 70 video clips from some of its most popular shows On UKTV Style such as Our House and Our Home, and UKTV Food. UKTV's Commercial manager of New Media, Amber Coley, and AOL's Director of Content Acquistion, Niall McOnegal completed the deal.
My presentation at IABC’s international conference in June is on “edge” content. While most of you probably are familiar with the notion, it’s an alien concept to most people I talk to.
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has been involved in a notorious legal dispute with Patti Santangelo for the past two years. In a decision handed down from the presiding judge in the case today, the RIAA was dealt a severe blow that could have far-reaching implications.
Another anonymous blogger is in the defamation hot seat after anonymous commentators labeled a local school board member a "bigot," an "anit-Semite," and even "ugly." The target of those words didn't take kindly to them and is demanding that Google reveal both the identity of the blogger and the commentators.