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Wrong About Google Apps
Sometimes I just get it plain old wrong. Yesterday's entry on using Google Apps as a risk management decision, and then to…
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Digg Unbans A Select Few Domains
Neil Patel over at ProNet Advertising reports that Digg has, at least a little, pruned its list of banned domains, allowing a few of them back in, presumably on condition of good behavior. At the top of Patel's list is SEO Braveheart Lee Odden's Online Marketing Blog, the banning of which ignited a digital flame war the likes of which haven't been since the last…
Blackberry’s Social Media Marketing Mistakes
Blackberry's recent "Share Your Stories" campaign was inspiring for me, though probably not in the way they intended. I actually love my Blackberry, but their entire "Share your Story" campaign just struck me as lacking in any of the lessons many other marketers have learned about Web 2.0 marketing and what works in social media.
Over Half of Irish Companies Fail Search
Press releases can be a great way to draw attention to your business. A well crafted piece with a catchy tag and good hook will get carried by many of the news organisations. And when that happens you can get some great coverage at little or no cost to your firm.
Broadband Delivered Via Power Lines?
There has been a lot of publicity surrounding Google and Earthlink’s efforts to bring municipal WiFi to the city of San Francisco. With both the political and logistical snags that the companies have encountered along the way, however, should we start looking for an alternative method for delivering broadband to the masses?
Google Images China Censors – Friend and Foe?
“For Internet users in China, Google remains the only major search engine that does not censor any web pages.” – The Google Team, 2004
