Soldiers and family members can video-chat, companies can collaborate and experts can render much needed assistance, all without geographic constraints. For the denizens of the ether jungle, however, most of us would find ourselves separated by...
The Kill Team is an article about how U.S.soldiers killed Afghani civilians and how the Pentagon tried to censor the images revealed in the investigation. Secondly let's look at an SEO industry example to show us that traditional news isn't always...
battle cry has left a lot of dead soldiers laying around the web to fuel the perception that we’re kind of floundering, here. They know without us, much of the good stuff would never be found. Most of us want to do a good job.
Soldiers on all sides had best take care they aren’t engaging in a race to the bottom. It’s served us very well to date, and that’s fine by us. “Most portals show their own content above content elsewhere on the web.
Upon checking in with Delta Airlines last Tuesday, the soldiers were hit with over $2,800 in excess baggage fees. Here’s their report on the incident, “Delta Airlines Charges Soldiers for "Extra Baggage" Mirror.
If each practice were a faction of Roman soldiers, think of the marketing playing out as mercenaries fighting only other mercenaries, legionnaires battling only other legionnaires, archers volleying against other archers.
You heard right: Sullivan concluded his keynote by lightheartedly rallying the "troops" against the evil forces that would drag this successful industry down, indicating to any search engine reps listening that they should consider "us" as "foot...
Search marketing firms have been the "foot soldiers" in selling search to advertisers. I explained how Eurekster got us going with personal search earlier this year, the idea that what we personally view might have an impact on reshaping our results.
Via John Battelle, news of an AP reporter locating new photos through Google of possible abuse of Iraqi prisoners by US soldiers that might predate those that came out earlier this year. Navy Probes New Iraq Prisoner Photos from the AP details...
Earlier, I blogged about how the blend of Google Images and images from Google News caused some to wonder if Google was censoring pictures of US soldiers involved in the Abu Ghraib prison torture scandal: Stale Images from Google News" heading.
A post at AnandTech raises concerns that Google Images fails to find pictures of US soldiers involved in the Abu Ghraib prison torture scandal. A conspiracy? In reality, just a failure of freshness on Google's part.
SearchDay #16, May 28 - Memorial Day Search Sites In tribute to the historical antecedents of this holiday many of us take for granted today, here are some of the best sites on the web to search for information on soldiers who lost their lives...
In tribute to the historical antecedents of this holiday many of us take for granted today, here are some of the best sites on the web to search for information on soldiers who lost their lives while serving with the U.S.armed services.
