Be Careful What You Blog For
Blogging about work is risky business. Weblogs are still a thin ice realm, poorly defined with unclear lines and though becoming a…
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Blogging about work is risky business. Weblogs are still a thin ice realm, poorly defined with unclear lines and though becoming a…
With all the literature generated regarding the great battle between Yahoo! and Google, it is easy (and misleading) to assume the two search giants are heading in the same direction. But in light of recent events, 2005 seems to be where the road forks. One path is a virtual on-ramp, while the other is the expressway to everywhere-if everywhere is where you'd like to go.
Yesterday Alex Pang held a fascinating conversation at an IFTF open space meeting on the use of the term Cyberspace.
Intel's philanthropic division, the Intel Foundation, channeled a $1 million donation to the American Red Cross in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The foundation will also match employee contributions in support of the relief effort during the month of September.
Who's listening to web and satellite radio? According to BIGresearch, the vast majority of Web radio fans are young professional men with active spending habits.
I do think that it is entirely possible for an SEO and client to work out a pay for performance pricing structure that is fair to both. Logistically, though the tracking involved to this would add additional layers to the total process of ranking and reporting.