November 24, 2008 – 8:00 am
Google recently announced SearchWiki, a way for people to customize their search results by promoting, deleting, adding and commenting on search results. I see six implications of this change for digital public relations and marketing professionals if this becomes a popular feature.
August 20, 2008 – 6:49 pm
No matter how small your business is, if you don’t have an online presence you’re missing a huge opportunity. Nowadays, if you don’t exist online, you might as well not exist.
The web has been buzzing over the last few days about Facebook passing MySpace in worldwide traffic recently after the release of new Comscore figures, but did Facebook pass MySpace a while ago?
November 11, 2007 – 11:42 pm
I just discovered Wetpaint - a free wiki-hosting site that fully integrates a discussion forum into every wiki.
This site is very cool - it produces great-looking sites and has already attracted big names like CSI: NY, Food & Wine magazine, fuse.tv and Mythbusters as clients. According to a recent release, Wetpaint currently hosts almost 600,000 [...]
September 6, 2007 – 10:29 pm
Last Friday, Google announced that it would start hosting material from several large news agencies, including Associated Press, Canadian Press, the UK Press Association and more, through Google News.
Not surprisingly, this has been a little controversial - the announcement raised concerns that this change will take traffic and revenue away from other online news sources [...]
September 3, 2007 – 8:32 pm
It’s fashionable nowadays to rant against Google. Bashing Microsoft used to be the in thing, but it’s passé now; all the cool kids are Google-hating.
I’m going to be the uncool kid in the corner saying, “hold on a minute.”
I’ll admit it, Google sets itself up for the abuse. As the Internet leader (for now, anyway), [...]