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Tweets: Obama’s First and NRSC’s Forgery

Tweets: Obama’s First and NRSC’s Forgery

For a platform with such a comparatively small user base, Twitter is awfully good at making the news. From revolutions on the other side of the world to Weiner-gate, it ... Read more.
Social Factors and Search Results

Social Factors and Search Results

I’d like to take a look at the way social media is having progressively more effect on search engine results. It’s a topic that has been gaining ground steadily ... Read more.
Humans: 1, Trolls: 0 – Righthaven Lawsuit Dismissed

Humans: 1, Trolls: 0 – Righthaven Lawsuit Dismissed

Renowned copyright trolls Righthaven LLC, the copyright enforcer for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and The Denver Post, have just gotten slapped down. The Las Vegas, NV-based ... Read more.
Palin Email Release Means New-Media Experiments

Palin Email Release Means New-Media Experiments

On Friday, the State of Alaska released more than 24,000 of former governor Sarah Palin’s emails in response to public records requests first made in 2008. Since she ... Read more.
The Periodic Table of SEO

The Periodic Table of SEO

Search Engine Optimization — to some, it is a fine science, to others it seems like voodoo. Today, we are going to clear up a bit of the mystery. SEO is not magic. ... Read more.
Facebook’s Face-Recognition Tagging Spurs European Probe

Facebook’s Face-Recognition Tagging Spurs European Probe

Europe is suddenly all in a tizzy over something they should have seen coming. Namely, Facebook’s latest privacy failure — automatic photo tagging through face ... Read more.
YouTube’s Foray Into Creative Commons Licensing

YouTube’s Foray Into Creative Commons Licensing

As of June 1, YouTube offers the option for its contributors to upload videos under Creative Commons licensing. In the past, site contributors were limited to the Standard ... Read more.
Hiring a “Guru,” “Ninja,” or “Maven”? Get a Pro Instead

Hiring a “Guru,” “Ninja,” or “Maven”? Get a Pro Instead

One really important thing to keep an eye out for when contracting someone for social media training or services is overblown language. “Guru,” ... Read more.
Cell Phones, Cancer, and Marketing

Cell Phones, Cancer, and Marketing

You’ve probably all heard about the recent study by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) — part of the World Health Organization (WHO) — ... Read more.
Super Controversy Over Super-Injunctions in the U.K.

Super Controversy Over Super-Injunctions in the U.K.

For the first time, Twitter has given in to a British court action attempting to unmask one of the site’s anonymous users. The tweeter, who calls himself Mr. Monkey, ... Read more.
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