Duplicate Content Problems Are For The Weak
Over the past year there have been many discussions about duplicate content and how it can affect a website. Both on and…
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Over the past year there have been many discussions about duplicate content and how it can affect a website. Both on and…
Time Inc.'s Sports Illustrated Group has signed an agreement to purchase sports oriented Web site FanNation.com from Sports Technologies, Inc. The site aggregates sports information and allows users to generate content.
With the recent launch of the Panama platform, Yahoo is working to educate its advertising partners on new ways that ads will be ranked. Beginning February 5th, Yahoo will begin employing a ranking model basic on quality score, which will be calculated based on a number of factors.
A couple of numbers regarding click fraud have been in play and widely discussed: ClickForensics' 14.2 percent claim and Google's internal assessment of less than 2 percent. Those numbers don't tell the whole story either.
Another company is using the Internet to launch their advertising campaign for the upcoming Super Bowl. Diamond Foods has a pre-game online promotion that focuses on Emerald nuts and uses entertainer/actor Robert Goulet.
Content sharing sites such as YouTube have become effective platforms for many aspiring performers to showcase their talents to the world. It seems that now mainstream journalism is beginning to embrace the cultural phenomenon of user-generated content as the next step in the evolution of mainstream media.