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New Rules for Breaking News
Part Three of a series discussing blogger relations, "Building a Bridge Between Your Story, Bloggers, and People."
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Jaw-Dropping, Salary Raising…Quantitative Variables?
I'm teasing of course. I don't expect to raise anybody's salary with a discussion of quantitative variables (or anything else). But I do hope to explain one of the more important differences between web analytics and most of the traditional BI marketing analytics that has been done in the last twenty years. In addition, I'm going to make the case for why a new tool…
Yon Continues Iraq Reporting, Free To NNA
Michael Yon will continue to turn to his online audience to support his reporting from Iraq, which he will make available at no cost to the National Newspaper Association.
How to Control Your Google Sitelinks
Google have just launched a new function in their Google Webmaster Center where website owners can now decide what Google Sitelinks they want displayed in the search results.
Does Web 2.0 Signal A Political Shift?
All philosophies are prisons. That statement in itself is a philosophy and an irony. I bring it up only because Rich Karlgaard did on his Forbes.com blog, relating how (by mostly guessing) that the seemingly oxymoronic "left-libertarian" is making headway in Silicon Valley, and therefore in society.
Google Homepage Loses Color In San Francisco
On Saturday night, parts of San Francisco went dark, and it was to some degree Google’s fault. Google deserves credit, and not blame, for this occurrence, though, since it was part of an energy-saving initiative.
