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AT&T Admits To More Censorship
What has become the Net Neutrality proof of concept AT&T hoped wouldn't come about – the censoring of a band with a…
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Wikiscanner Shows Whodunnit
If you want anonymity online, you might as well just turn off the computer. Not only is not happening, but it's getting easier to track things. In this case, it's used for good, but like most purer things, it's ripe for some corruption.
ClipBlast To Index Metacafe Video
Video search platform ClipBlast has partnered with video sharing site Metacafe to automatically index new video posted to Metacafe.
Gloob Fights The Glob
They may not have meant for the association, but globs, lube, gunk and goo came to mind, which, if you stretch the metaphor, seem to be the yin to Gloob.tv's yang. The operators (well, spin-meisters) of the site assert that searching for video on YouTube "doesn't have to be like digging through a trash heap…"
To the Heart of Full-Content RSS Feeds
If you offer an RSS feed from your website or blog that isn’t the full content, here’s something for you to think about. Like many people, I’m an RSS creative-consumer. That means I read almost everything of interest to me via RSS as well as publish content that you can get via RSS. I don’t visit many websites including blogs unless I’m googling in search…
Search Marketing, Not Metrics
Most of you know that I do a lot of teaching and speaking on the subject of search marketing, and that my approach is not what people expect. Yes, I know all the dials to turn and levers to pull. I can talk about robots.txt and Max CPC and latent semantic indexing and blah blah blah. But, honestly, it's not what most people need to…
