SES 2006: A Case Of Duplicate Content
Site publishers worry about being penalized for having duplicate content; the panel at SES 2006 in San Jose took on that topic…
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Site publishers worry about being penalized for having duplicate content; the panel at SES 2006 in San Jose took on that topic…
What in the world is going on in the marketplace? Technology is moving so fast that it is sometimes a little difficult to tell what is happening.
Some ado was made recently about Google AdSense sensitivity filters blocking revenue-generating ads based on the nature of the content, and replacing those spots with public service announcements. There is additional concern that publishers will refrain from hard-hitting content to protect that revenue. We got in touch with Google to their side of it.
They have renamed the website to Webmaster Central and launched some new tools to help their Sitemaps users get more out of the service.
Here's ESG's take on EMC's org changes announced this morning:
"Personalization" on the web is becoming very popular. Sites like MySpace and Yahoo! seem to go to great lengths to allow users to create their own "identities" online - both intellectually and physically.