SES 2006: The Lighter Side of Link Buying
The discussion on buying links at SES San Jose got a little more philosophical than Doug Caverly might have expected. Conference attendees…
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The discussion on buying links at SES San Jose got a little more philosophical than Doug Caverly might have expected. Conference attendees…
After reading report after report of people using Ubuntu Linux on various flavors of desktop and laptop computers, I've finally decided to give it a try.
Search engine specialists use to spend inordinate amounts of time creating pages that ranked well at just one search engine due to algorithmic weighting of known and very specific ranking factors.
IBM presented a two-part series on developing applications with Python, using Django as the framework in one example and TurboGears in another.
(You may want to download the White Paper on Functionalism as a detailed technical companion piece to this series).
A few weeks ago, Matt McAlister wrote Thoughts about working at Yahoo! after one year in which he summarized his favorite and not so favorite things about working there.