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iPhone music apps and mobile videos may soon become as important to marketing and artist whose audience skews older as it already…
UPDATE: Twitterrific 2.0.2 has been approved by Apple's Application Store. Below is message from the official site...
StumleUpon announced today that it has launched a new URL-shortening service called Su.pr. The twist, however, is that this one is designed to help content creators actually increase their traffic with it. According to StumbleUpon, this is the first such service that does this.
It appears that the Twitpocalypse has drawn first blood. Twitterrific for the iPhone and iPod touch is currently experiencing problems. The issue is leaving some faithful users frustrated and looking for a new app.
Does anyone even go to the Twitter homepage anymore? It seems like more and more users are changing the origin of their tweets as Twitter desktop clients are becoming more mainstream. There are literally dozens of desktop clients available for download... but which are the best?
As you may know, Google's Matt Cutts regularly answers user questions in the form of YouTube videos at Google's Webmaster Central channel. One recent question he took on goes: As far as big brands go, why is it that they seem to do well irregardless of relevance, content or links when analyzing keyword placement in search engine result pages?
