2011
Google Search Quality Still Lacking After Google Farmer Upda
As you are probably aware, Google has been in the media spotlight lately about the Google search quality. I took a look at a recent topical search result and compares the Google search results with the Bing search results. Google s search results are filled with a duplicated PR Newswire press release. Bing, on the other hand, shows unique content w
Pretrial Preparation of Sexual Assault of a Child Cases
We received a call the other day from a potential client. Her son was charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. The woman spoke at length about the child’s credibility problems and the possible motivations that child might have to make false accusations against her son. Her son faced life in prison if convicted. Nevertheless, from th
2010
How To Download And Use Your Facebook Information
Facebook has recently been under fire (a lot, I might add) for privacy issues and privacy concerns. I have even written about Facebook email privacy that has gone awry. Many people (not me) are concerned about what they share amongst their friends on Facebook. Some of my family members are concerned about other people (mainly the public) learning a
New PubCon South At Dallas Video Interviews Online
During the recently concluded PubCon South at Dallas conference our own Vanessa Zamora, video content producer at WebmasterWorld, conducted many video interviews with some of the people who spoke to PubCon audiences about search, social media and other Internet marketing subjects. These interviews are available now on the PubCon video blog and are
Nominations Now Open for Wirefly Blog Awards
Wirefly, a leading internet retailer of mobile phones and service plans, is launching its first ever Wirefly Blog Awards to acknowledge and honor the other sites on the Web that best help consumers stay up-to-date and well-informed about mobile phones and the cell phone industry.
2008
Niche-Knack: Orangette and Other Foodie Blogs
There is just something about cooking that engenders storytelling and joint efforts and the passing on of recipes from one generation to the next. Which is why the world of foodie blogs seems so inevitable.
Blog Spotlight: Eater, Eater LA, and Eater S
We all have to eat sometime, so it should not come as a surprise that there are whole blogs dedicated to eating, cooking, dining, and just about every other aspect of the culinary experience. Few, however, do it as expertly, as wittily, or as stylishly as Eater, Eater LA, and Eater SF, which cover New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, respectively.
Tallest midget and other Top Stories
Todays top story is about another competition to crown a king of mediocrity Who s the best Pooper Scooper? I say, who cares?
The Oracle at Yahoo: Using Yahoo News to Search the Future
Imagine exploring millions and millions of news pages and other documents to find information about events that are scheduled to happen in the future, to help predict the future.
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