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  1. SES New York Keynote Speaker Says Internet is TV’s Best Friend

    He is the co-author of Social TV, a best-selling book from Wiley publishing that launched in February of 2012. He is also the host of the social TV web series, “The Pulse on Lost Remote”. Since Twitter is open and public, it acts as television’s...

  2. Is Agile Marketing the Future of Search in 2013?

    For anyone who is experienced in SEO, I would suggest that rather than trying to develop new skills in search, perhaps you should buy a book on agile project management instead. This is exactly the same way you would create a prototype for...

  3. Get the Picture: Brands Use Instagram for Visual Marketing

    She used Statigram to monitor the progress, create excitement and engagement about her book’s content before it was even published. Social PR expert and author Sarah Evans used Instagram to test out which images to use in her book “[RE]Frame...

  4. Mobile Search iPhone Dance-Off: Google vs. Bing vs. Yahoo vs. Wolfram|Alpha

    At the end, you can shop Bing for the book and movies, check out some Bing images, and do a related search. That Game of Thrones is a book and gives the author, publisher and publish date along with some related search queries comparing with other...

  5. What J.K. Rowling Can Teach PPC Marketers About Reaching Ideal Prospects

    All that effort for a rather minor character, one of several hundred to appear in the seven-book series. As you prepare search marketing campaigns, you’ll do well to take a page from Rowling’s book and spend some creative time imagining the stories...

  6. Critical Thinking for the Discerning SEO [eBook Review]

    It is important to state at the outset that “Critical Thinking” by “Doc” Sheldon Campbell is intentionally not a “how to” book. I asked Campbell in advance of reviewing the book, if the interest in critical thought (per se) pre-dated his SEO...

  7. Hypertext Visionary Jorge Luis Borges Celebrated with Google Logo

    Replace “book” with “web” in Borges’ story and you may as well be discussing a gigantic story (in the online world that mirrors ours) that can be read multiple ways in non-linear fashion, with an endless series of consequences (or destinations).

  8. Roger Hargreaves' Characters Illustrated in 16 Google Doodles

    Google is celebrating characters created by British children's book author and illustrator Roger Hargreaves, who today would have turned 76. The characters featured in Google's series of logos all come from two series of books written by Hargreaves...