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Google Buys Writely

As rumored, Google bought Writely. As John Battelle so, uh, rightly points out, Mountain View is head-to-head with Redmond, from demographic site…

By rumo · 09 Mar 2006

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Jersey Lawmaker: Let’s Squelch What Makes Web Debate Great

First, they play favorites with the smoking ban, now this. My home-state’s lawmakers can be an entertaining bunch, till I remember I…

By rumo · 09 Mar 2006

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Music’s Payola Compared with Web’s Link Buying

Techdirt compares buying links to payola, “the illegal practice of record companies paying money for the broadcast of records on music radio.”…

By Barry Schwartz · 09 Mar 2006

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Don’t Overlook SEO for Your Podcasts

Even though podcasts are audio files, there are a number of steps you can take to optimize them so that they’re more…

By rumo · 09 Mar 2006

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Tips On Monitoring Online Reputation

If you missed my coverage of the Reputation Monitoring & Management session from the this past conference or the conference last December…

By Barry Schwartz · 08 Mar 2006

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Is Google Getting Sloppy, or Sly?

Last week, Google was rushing to “clarify” statements by its CFO that revenue growth levels could not be sustained, which sent its…

By Kevin Newcomb · 08 Mar 2006

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Feedster Enters Asia-Pac Through Japan

RSS feed search engine and ad network Feedster has partnered with Japanese conglomerate Mitsui to launch in Japan. Feedster will provide the…

By Kevin Newcomb · 07 Mar 2006

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Something Else the RIAA Doesn’t ‘Get’: Podcasts

Fausto Fernos and his partner produce Feast of Fools. It’s the top-ranked gay podcast on iTunes where it also ranks as one…

By rumo · 07 Mar 2006

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Writing for Search Engines by Copying and Pasting

ClickZ links to a great undercover project by the Wall Street Journal named Our Columnist Creates Web ‘Original Content’ But Is in…

By Barry Schwartz · 07 Mar 2006

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EFF Reports Sharp Growth of Anti-AOL Coalition

Non-profits are scoffing at AOL’s invitation to join its Enhanced Whitelist for free. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which organizied a cabal…

By rumo · 07 Mar 2006