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  1. How to Use a Military Concept to Manage SEO in a Data-Scarcity Reality

    Credited to John Boyer, a fighter pilot, this framework has been adopted by numerous organizations around the world including militaries, businesses and government entities. Moreover, in SEO, we are facing tremendous challenges, as data that was...

  2. Is Google Sucking the Life Out of Your Identity? Are They Alone?

    Unless, of course, your viewpoint is that of a government official responsible for controlling the unruly masses in the Middle East or North Africa. Particularly if the government is unpopular. Although, given that this authority was (indirectly...

  3. Google Challenges U.S. National Security Letter in Court

    Google took the unusual step last month of revealing, albeit in vague terms, the number of NSLs it received from the US government. Google is fighting a National Security Letter (NSL) issued by the U.S.government, with the Electronic Frontier...

  4. International SEO Gone Wrong: 7 Assumptions Can Ruin Your Program

    Official studies put the number of languages spoken in India somewhere around 325, with 22 of those being recognized as official languages by the government. A 2007 US Census Bureau report put the number of Americans speaking Spanish “very well” in...

  5. Why & How Google Hands Over Users' Data to Governments

    Google has followed up last week's transparency report update – which revealed that government requests have risen by 70 percent over the last two years – with a little more information on how it deals with and why it responds to government data...

  6. Google Transparency Report Adds Details on Subpoenas, Search Warrants, Court Orders

    In their blog announcement, Google released the following stats from July to December 2012: percent of the requests Google received from government entities in the U.S.were through subpoenas. Google first announced their Transparency Report back in...

  7. Google as Your Identity Provider: Where Are We Now?

    Sure Google, PayPal and Equifax were federally credentialed Identity Providers (IdPs) and there were governing bodies, massive government involvement and private firms all chomping at the proverbial bit.

  8. Google, Bing & Yahoo Tracking the 2012 Presidential Election Results

    But because no matter what the outcome, our government will still be a giant bonfire of partisanship. In the program announcement, YouTube News Whether you’re vlogging about which candidate you support, capturing footage of the long line at your...

  9. Search Marketing & the Fine Art of Nexting

    The only thing that surprised me were the police officers (in the left header and the body top right), because I thought that self-defense and home security folks might not trust or appreciate government-paid law enforcement personnel.