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In my previous article, I raised the issue that proper keyword research must take into account countries. The reason for that was…
One of Google's software engineers, Matt Cutts, has a blog up and running. The latest post has a great personal reply to someone questioning him on why their site wasn't showing up on the engine. Cutts gives a lengthy reply as to why that was, and it didn't look good for the site operator.
It has been said that podcasting is where Blogs and radio intersect. It is my belief that podcasting is quickly emerging as a media that stands completely on its own. Podcasting is nothing like radio in the traditional sense. It is only similar in the fact that you can listen to audio. That is where the similarities end.
Chris Richardson of Webproworld is in San Jose for SES 2005. Today, he stopped by a session that is part of the Linking Track on today's agenda.
One of the final sessions of the day was the "Meet The News Search Engines" and I decided to check out the session. While there weren't huge numbers of people like at some of the other sessions, the information gave some great insight into how the news gathering aspects of the search engines come together.
Honestly, I couldn't give a crap about MSN. Anyone who blogs there, or reads them, doesn't know the whole story.
