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Google Won’t Dominate Book Search
Despite the hubbub generated by a New York Times report, the world of book digitization doesn't start and end with Google, or…
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YouTube: Broadcast Your Porn
You may have noticed a newer feature on YouTube, right at the top of the homepage, called "Videos being watched right now…." If you were checking out that feature around 11:00 this morning, you would have noticed people were watching porn.
The Dark Art Of SEO
The title of this article is designed to illustrate the point of this article. Today we won’t be taking a look at black-hat search engine optimization tactics. Admittedly, I’ve toyed with them in a “know your enemy” kind of way but I’m no expert on advanced cloaking techniques nor effective link sp@mming tactics. What we’re going to cover here are the hidden (i.e. dark) areas…
MySpace Plans Extraordinary Expansion
Chris DeWolfe, MySpace’s CEO, has said that the company intends to hire 1,600 people and expand to seven new countries within the next year. It means to defeat Facebook, Google, and everything else you can imagine, too.
Comcast Impersonates China and Gnutella, Too
Some of the uproar last week was regarding Comcast's blocking of BitTorrent traffic, a move that, by itself raised concerns about the power over content and packets the cable company was usurping. Over the weekend it came to light that Comcast not only blocked BitTorrent, but also Gnutella and Lotus Notes.
New Rules for Breaking News
Part Three of a series discussing blogger relations, "Building a Bridge Between Your Story, Bloggers, and People."
