It might be hard to see, but the first line of when I did the Google search -oh ok, a vanity search – on “laurel papworth” is a sponsored ad (slightly yellowed). In this case, perhaps IIR (an event management agency) have linked their database of past speakers (I chaired an Enterprise 2.0 conference last [...]
Those poor darlings at ADMA had to sit and listen to me waffle on about how Web 2.0 social media, social news, social bookmarking and social search were going to change their world. As they hadn’t yet learnt about Search Engine Optimisation (also, apparently, called Search Engine Marketing), and as social search is not yet [...]
22nd September 2007 by
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Just a quick note: I had a lovely email from ‘sprung‘ apologising for the site scrape of this blog to centerofcontents.com. He bought a SEO script and didn’t realise fully what it meant – I’m not posting his whole email, but here’s a snippet. After i found your post, And i chew over about this [...]
I heard about this on Wednesday – anyone told the Australian Financial Review yet? (Here are my previous pieces on AFR here and here). On Tuesday at midnight this week the New York Times released its archives since 1987 from behind the previous for-pay wall that kept those archives from being searched. Already, it is [...]
tagged in Amazon, Australia, editor and citizen advertising manager, Google, journalist, large online communities, new york times, Online Communities, online sites, open internet, search engines, social media, social networks, The internet traffic, the New York Times, user generated content
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I think Google’s project to privatise the moon – cutely called Moon 2.0 – is a big mistake. The Google Lunar X PRIZE seeks to create a global private race to the Moon that excites and involves people around the world and, accelerates space exploration for the benefit of all humanity. The use of space [...]
tagged in Advertising, Al Gore, anti advertising, Australia, cellular telephone, energy independence, exhibitionism, firewall, Google, Microsoft, mobile, space advertising, web 2.0, www.googlelunarxprize.org, youtube
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While I personally am all for global warming – it’s been too darn cold lately, what’s a few degrees between friends? – I totally get that others may not concur. Heh. Am I in trouble now? Anyway, this is from Blackle: How is Blackle saving energy? Blackle was created by Heap Media to remind us [...]
