In a bid to expand their influential reaches within the World Wide Web, Twitter and Summize have come together to work on a better Twitter search application. Previously nothing was made official but now the people over at Summize has unanimously agreed to continuously improve on filtering of real time information for Twitter and are now part of the Twitter family. (more…)
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There are several reports over the Internet that Yahoo! Buzz is taking precedence over Digg. This popular service functions like Digg except that it is powered by one of the most famous content entity on the World Wide Web. (more…)
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Sitelynx, which was hired by Times Online as part of its SEO endeavours, have been bombarded with angry admonishing by its client due to the fact that an SEO employee has spammed Metafilter and StumbleUpon with numerous URLs linking back to Times Online. (more…)
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There are many individuals who cannot comprehend who or what selects the top stories for their front page. And now with the recent announcement that Yahoo! is employing automated algorithms that operate in real time, we know how stories are picked. (more…)
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For the uninitiated, Rip-off Report is a web entity that was conceived to let consumers file complains against companies and individuals and creating disputes so that they (Rip-off Report) can pursue legal action and gain a piece of the pie. (more…)
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Remember Jason Gambert, the man who supposedly proclaim that he was the one who first invented and used the phrase "SEO"? It seems that he is up to no good again. Apparently he has logged on to Wikipedia and edited some pages so that it would appear that Wikipedia is backing up his claims of being (more…)
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For those who are no strangers in the world of SEO will know that Jason Gambert is an individual who have continuously tried to trademark the term "SEO". He has apparently been bombarded with angry emails and is the subject of debate all over the World Wide Web.
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