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  1. Search Marketing & the Fine Art of Nexting

    Do you agree or disagree? Did you agree? In “Stumbling on Happiness”, Daniel Gilbert talks a lot about the concept of “nexting. By this, he means our subconscious habit of predicting what is just about to happen.

  2. Does Uncensored FCC Street View Report Show Google Lied?

    While we disagree with some of the statements made in the document, we agree with the FCC's conclusion that we did not break the law. A report from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has accused Google of knowingly collecting...

  3. Online Only News Site Wins Top Pulitzer Prize For Reporting

    True many bloggers are commentators, but I disagree with Jessica Gottlieb who is a well-read blogger herself when she states: I agree with his view that "I'm a journalist, not a blogger. The debate about the legitimacy of news bloggers has been...

  4. Ask, Analyze, Apply: Creating a (Search) Data-Driven Marketing Strategy

    Agree or disagree with Obama's in-office efforts, but there is a similar parallel to such in marketing. Political figures like President Obama need to appeal to passions and interests, as a New York Times Magazine article put it.

  5. The Revolution Will Be Streamed -- Operation Payback: Protest or War?

    Anonymous is supporting WikiLeaks not because we agree or disagree with the data that is being sent out, but we disagree with any form of censorship on the internet. The people of Anonymous, Julian of WikiLeaks, whether you agree or disagree...

  6. Does Google Really Listen To Its Users?

    In his "love" list there are a few elements that I disagree with. They were both good articles, though like Matt Cutts, I do not agree with all of his points. Three years ago Danny Sullivan wrote two articles "25 Things I Love About Google" and "25...

  7. SEO Is Not a One-Time Fix

    It's unlikely that many "real" SEOs will disagree with this statement, but there are people who feel this is a one-time fix. Content advocates, like Jill Whalen, would probably agree that 20 pages probably isn't enough to prove value and authority...