FTC to Regulate Blogs and Social Media?
The Federal Trade Commission plans to begin regulating blogs and social media. While they're getting tougher on results-based advertising, they are also…
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The Federal Trade Commission plans to begin regulating blogs and social media. While they're getting tougher on results-based advertising, they are also…
Links on Twitter are already nofollowed and most are shortened anyway by a shortener. What use can Twiitter be for link building? Link building Eric Ward says the site is perfect for finding niche experts. It’s not about huge amounts of followers or traffic spikes. You can get that kind of traffic from Digg. But the advantage of Twitter, says Ward, is that people specific…
Year after year, and month after month we keep an eye on the search engine market share picture. Over and over again in the US, we see Google completely dominating (more so with each year it seems), Yahoo a ways back, and Microsoft even further back.
For the unfamiliar, a tweet in all caps announcing SPELLING WITH MY BRAIN seems unnecessarily shouted and profoundly obvious; after all, it’s not your hand that can spell, is it? But no hands were involved, only thoughts, and this is what somebody thought onto Twitter.
In February 21 million Canadians viewed more than 3.1 billion videos online, according to a new report from comScore Video Metrix. The average Canadian online video viewer spent 10 hours viewing videos in February, an increase of 53 percent from their average viewing time last year. "Canada's high broadband penetration and tech savvy Internet users make it an optimal environment for online video to flourish,"…
The search engine formerly known as Ask Jeeves, which has more recently gone by Ask.com has decided to bring the beloved butler back, at least in the UK (though his look is slightly updated). The company says that it knows from research that customers "love Jeeves and strongly associate him with providing answers. " If you ask Jeeeves why he's back, he'll tell you: