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Where’s The 30 Rock Search?
The real Emmy story last night came near the end, when Tina Fey arrived on the stage for last time…
So Far, Twitter Falters On The Political Front
This weekend, the Personal Democracy Forum hosted a Twitter-only political experiment. The participants gave it the old college try, including…
The Art of Sculpting, or There’s Nothing Wrong with Knowing SEO
There have been much discussion recently about using the “nofollow” attribute to sculpt a website’s PageRank for ranking purposes, a…
Add Value to Twitter Tweets
There’s some value to Twitter “tweets” after all. If you carefully assemble sources, then more useful and search-friendly content is…
Reinstalling My PC, Part 2: Secure Your PC, For Free!
Once the most popular reasons for reinstalling your operating system is that it is often the easiest way to deal…
Not Even a Little Evil
A top story from Ars Technica was making the rounds through Digg and Reddit yesterday, bashing Google for being a…
How to Bury Negative Online Mentions of You – Intermediate Level Tactics
Yesterday I published a post on the Search Engine People site titled 50+ Sites to Help You Bury Negative Posts…
Branding is Dead; Long Live SEO
There’s been a lot of talk recently about how SEO is dead, and branding will rise out of its ashes.…
Microsoft WorldWideTelescope Launches
Microsoft launched WorldWideTelescope, it’s downloadable answer to Google Sky, Google Earth and Google Moon, yesterday. Other than being a bit…
Microsoft Prefers Flash to Silverlight
Despite all the controversy over Microsoft using Silverlight to take over the rich internet market from Adobe Flash, the software…
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