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Is SEO Rocket Science or a Colonoscopy?
Aren't you glad I didn't include an image with this post? OK, so SEO isn't rocket science, but it's not a colonoscopy…
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Is Scoble Wrong About Netflix?
Ahh, Netflix is doing online videos. But, this isn't the Verisign thing I saw last week at CES. It's streaming only. It's Windows only. I don't believe that it's HD.
Online Gambling to Get a Second Life?
Second Life presents its residents with many unique opportunities for social interaction, commerce, and entertainment. Could virtual gambling be the next "feature" to be offered in Linden's online world? If so, what would the offline legal ramifications look like?
Google Talk and AIM to Work Together?
Over a year ago, Google paid a billion dollars for a chunk of AOL, and probably the most exciting part of the deal was the announcement that Google Talk and AOL Instant Messenger would probable eventually connect to each other.
Online Advertisers Should Consider Smaller Sites
Online advertisers should be open to placing their ads on smaller sites and not always focus on large sites according to new research from Media-Screen. The "Net pop| Response" study found that small long-tail Web sites are valuable to consumers and online advertisers.
Some MyBlogLog Tools
MyBlogLog has been growing leaps and bounds since it's launch about 6 months ago.
