Slashdot, Digg, And All That Traffic
Once an old iPod story on kottke.org got Dugg, visitors streamed to the story; then Slashdot picked up the story and the…
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Once an old iPod story on kottke.org got Dugg, visitors streamed to the story; then Slashdot picked up the story and the…
So let me get this straight: if someone annoys me online, via a web site or in an email, and doesn't disclose their real name, I can have them hauled off to SuperMax?
I don't have a problem, in principle, with character blogs and fake blogs.
The SF Business Times has an interesting story on the state of tech PR here in the Bay Area:
Waves of change have cascaded over the search marketing sector in the past year prompting changes in the methods, business and practice of search engine optimization.
The continuous battle for relevant ads and the profitable clicks that they can attract on a blog has been a difficult one for the blogger who really needs to see at least a trickle of a revenue stream.