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There's still some time before any deadlines relating to the 2008 Google Summer of Code pass. So, in the event you're looking…
While browsing through my unpublished blog drafts I came across the results of a personality test which I apparently had planned on commenting on and publishing as a blog post. I decided to do some research and find out the source of the test, so I can share it with you in case you wanted to try it yourself. The test was the entrepreneurial personality…
TechCzar.com is a service for tech bloggers which will translate your blog posts into a variety of languages – like Chinese, German, French, Korean, Spanish and more –, with translations to be hosted at their site. The idea is really neat, I think – the service gets content, and you get potentially more readers for your posts. Furthermore, they also offer some monthly payment to…
IT people, please don't blame us. We neither conducted nor responded to this security and compliance survey. But the survey's results indicate that some people (and perhaps a certain search giant) feel you're not overly effective or efficient.
Companies hoping to ride out a recession may be able to rely on paid search advertising, according to a new report. Natural search shouldn't be forgotten, though, and paid search campaigns are likely to cost more than they have in the past.
A guide to ensuring an effective and professional experience at SEO conferences by highlighting common mistakes to avoid.
