Comcast Not Attending FCC Hearing
Pick a clever intro: Comcast won’t be tarred and feathered willingly; Comcast is taking its ball and going home; Comcast can’t stand the heat and won’t be going near the kitchen; Comcast won’t lie in the bed it’s made; Comcast will just hold its breath till it turns blue.I like this one:Comcast to FCC: Screw you guys; I’m going home.
SEO Step Ten Of Ten: Keeping It Up
Sustaining Search Rankings and Increasing Site Conversions Over the past three months, the WebmasterRadio.FM show Webcology and Murdok have run a joint series of radio shows with corresponding articles on the ten basic steps or stages shared by most effective SEO campaigns. Today, we cover the last section (but certainly not final points) in a round-up article aptly named, “Keeping It Up”.
Yahoo Ready To Give Google Search Ad Business
Only a few days into what was described as a limited test of AdSense for Search in Yahoo’s search results, rumors began that Yahoo would hand over more business to Google.
Psystar: Address Changes, Emulators, And Woz
The attention-getting tale of a Miami company offering a cheap non-Apple branded personal computer spiraled wildly with several sites offering new aspects of the story.
Customers Satisfied With Online Banking
People who bank online have a higher level of customer satisfaction then when they use other online financial services like credit card sites and investment sites, according to a new study by ForeSee Results and Forbes.comThe study, which uses the methodology of the University of Michigan’s American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), found that online banking scores 82 on ACSI’s 100-point scale. Credit card and investment Web sites both score 75.
Hitwise Looks At The Effects Of Google’s Blacklist
Ever get annoyed when a cold or the flu knocks you out of commission for a couple of days? Hitwise examined a site blacklisted by Google, and found that it’s still floundering 11 weeks after the fact.
Man on his Way to Trademark “SEO”
Sarah Bird, Esquire, of SEOmoz, Inc., happened upon the applicant’s request as she was working on some trademarks for SEOmoz. Not only is the applicant actually trying to obtain a trademark for the mark “SEO,” but he is also already on the way to the publication process.
MySpace Proud Of Overseas Progress
If you thought MySpace was an American phenomenon, you thought wrong. The company wants you to know that it’s been successful in all sorts of countries, and is continuing to expand throughout the world.
BlogHer’s Guide To Political Bloggers
Our customer BlogHer just launched their new BlogHer Guide to Political Bloggers. Neat stuff, built on top of Cerado Ventana. (But i’m biased :-)). Check it out. From the BlogHer page:
Bad Content Equals Bad Sales
What I like about Jakob Nielsen’s posts most is the grumpy-old-man-ness in the underlying tone. It makes me almost think he’s family. But along with the why-doesn’t-anybody-ever-listen-to-me attitude comes some sage-like advice. This time it’s about how bad content trumps other design flaws in terms of what’s bad for business.But before that, it’s about elevator buttons: