In Defense of Buzzwords
Adrian Savage track-backed to my last post on Processes to People. He remarks in his commentary...
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Adrian Savage track-backed to my last post on Processes to People. He remarks in his commentary...
Google is reported to have experimented with an algorithmic tweak creating a more aggressive duplicate content filter, much to the chagrin of webmasters who operate in-depth and content-rich websites. The fear is that not only is duplicate content being penalized across sites, but also within sites.
Despites Google's phenomenal success, one goal seems to elude them. S&P makes adjustments on their stock indices from time to time. When it was determined Gillette would be dropped from the list this year, many speculated it would be the rising star of the stock market, Google.
I must live right. I was preparing to conduct a post-session interview for a Conference Board podcast when I heard a remark from one of the panelists that made me sit up straight and lean forward.
AMD's inexpensive computer was meant for developing countries, but will now be offered in the US as well.
Stephen Baker at BusinessWeek writes The business blog backlash is nigh. Well, that's cause many people got into blogging for the wrong reasons.