Publishing an article by a guest author hadn’t been invented by bloggers. It has subsisted a long time ago, way before the Internet was even some special experimental military project or something. In fact, old media publications like newspapers and magazines have been featuring guest articles since the dawn of……
More YouTube’s monies! More magnificent lovely YouTube’s monies for content creators! Google’s grandiose video site is ladling additional funds to its content partners, allowing them to keep on producing premium oeuvres on the site. But unlike the previous allowance round, this time YouTube has sieved far less sponsored channels. Slightly……
Sh… it’s a secret… no one knows about it… and of course can’t comment, recommend or even see it whatsoever. It’s your own personal furtive scrapbook online, where images can be Pinned but not candidly Repinned. In fact, it’s so cryptic that you can only create up to three of……
Okay, this already gets way too structural monotonous. But yet, it still has enough weighty effect on Google’s search results and as derivative, on innumerable websites’ traffic. Another month went by (sort of), another Google Panda update has arrived to redeem us from our spammy shallow sins. Unlike the prior……
That’s it. The gloves are off. There’s no point trying to paint it with different colors or speculate otherwise. It’s there, open, apparent, clear and even with a bit of sneer. Foursquare has now fully steered into the local recommendations/ratings zone. Couple of weeks ago Foursquare unlocked its Explore engine……
Overload, overload, overload, overload! The social networking arena is already so amazingly saturated and dense that it feels if you pour one more weensy drop, something else will drip. And Instagram has just added additional droplet into this sizzling virtual potion. Facebook’s image-based social service (one of its two) decided……
Capitalism allows us to trade almost any ridiculous thing, concrete or intangible, people can put a price tag on. Something like all humans supposed to have the inborn freedom to sell or buy to/from their neighbors, regardless to the crappiness of the commodity. When the Internet has popped into our……
For the most part, Google’s search results are purely algorithmic without any human editorial touch. Except for cases where members of the search team are manually penalizing a website for violating Google’s guidelines (and recuperating if eligible), the rankings process is completely automatic. But Google also employs humans as “Quality……
Mark Zuckerberg can attentively bear a little circumspect smile on his face after a while. His company’s third quarter results have gratified the Wall-Street wolves and another one of his legal battles nearly come to an end. But the Zuck knows that loafing is not a privilege he can afford.……
We’re in a links whirl. This whole current situation where webmasters frantically tries to gauge and weigh and sieve and remove and now to disavow links is so insanely ridiculous. Instead of focusing on the product itself, too many are focusing on everything around it. The Google had spoken and……
There aren’t many industries where a nerdish man wearing a panda t-shirt and talking about algorithms can rouse a lot of heed and in some cases even some trepidation. But in the search industry (and in the wizarding world) such a powerful man does live and breathe. Matt Cutts, Google’s……
