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  1. 22 Facebook PR Secrets Every Community Manager Should Know

    Weintraub and Litwinka’s spin on Facebook content calls for 50/30/20 rule.percent news: Include a custom blend of third party, non-competitive content from sites such as AllTop.com and Buzzfeed.com industry percent personality: Highlight a sparkle...

  2. What on Earth is a Nexialist and Why Are They So Good at Link Building?

    We identified Gary Cohn who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Journalism 1998 for his Baltimore Sun story, The Shipbreakers, which, among other detailed narratives, revealed the human hazards created by asbestos exposure in the...

  3. How to Use Journalism to Create Context for Keywords & Content

    In journalism, they say every good story should answer: Research is one the most important elements in great writing (and journalism). If you’re an SEO by trade or someone who doesn’t have a robust writing background, then you definitely should...

  4. Note to FTC: Google Satisfies Information Needs Way More Than Shopping Needs

    Communication practitioners and researchers in broadcasting, journalism, library science, and other information dissemination professions are devoting mammoth efforts to designing bigger information retrieval systems capable of handling more...

  5. Miami Heat Minority Owner Sues Google Over Unflattering Photo

    Investigative journalism, thanks to recent technological advances, may take the form of an individual - the blogger - publishing content on their own channel - the blog - and yet still finding protection under freedom of speech and fair use laws.

  6. Pot (Microsoft) Calls Kettle (Google) Black on Privacy

    Where is Forbes when you need someone to call out the ridiculousness “quality” of SEO journalism these days? Instead of having horrible, evil products like Gmail, Google’s search engine, Google Docs, or Google’s Chrome browser, Microsoft saves us...

  7. A Few Lessons I Learned About Online Writers Down on the Content Farm

    Writing for the web isn’t like traditional journalism; in fact, those who seemed to have the toughest time adapting came from print journalism. Until earlier this year, I wrote for several of the organizations now lovingly known as content farms (I...