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Sites Tied To Al Qaeda On The Rise
There are around 5,600 Web sites around the globe dedicated to spreading al Qaeda's message with 900 more popping up each year…
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Guess What: People Run Wikipedia
It’s been awhile since we had any Wikipedia controversy, so maybe it’s about time for a pile-on — you know, something about how Jimmy Wales doesn’t care about quality, or how he runs the “open source” encyclopedia as his own personal fiefdom, or how people run around using strange technical terms that no one outside the Wikipedia cabal can understand (okay, that last one is…
Facebook’s Bad Beacon PR
It’s just totally amazing to me how badly Facebook is handling the PR around its new Beacon system.
Target’s Social Media Not a Bullseye
With mine and Jim’s previous posts about Wal-Mart’s missteps in social media, I couldn’t resist the temptation to share a little about Target, who has recently been caught as it is learning its lesson on transparency and disclosure.
More Young People Ditching Their Landline
The trend of young U.S. mobile users choosing to disconnect their home phone lines is growing, according to a report from In-Stat.
The Paid Link Stages Of Grief
Let the bargaining begin. It's a natural stage of mourning. As Google shuffles loose the paid links from its algorithms, SEOs are cycling past their initial denial, their outrage, and have begun negotiating. Stay tuned; depression and acceptance are likely to follow.
