Archive for September, 2009

YouTube – HostingYourParty

In: Uncategorized

22 Sep 2009

Ouch, this made my eyes hurt. Sort of like an infomercial, with the hosts milling around the kitchen. Ugh. 

Chromium Blog: Introducing Google Chrome Frame

In: Web Development

22 Sep 2009

  Very cool tool here, and just in time for IE folks to take advantage of the upcoming ultra-communications tool Google Wave. a plug-in for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer that loads site content in a Google Chrome frame within IE. This provides a seamless updated browser experience for IE users – using the faster rendering engine [...]

YouTube – Google does not use the keywords meta tag in web ranking

In: SEO

21 Sep 2009

  “We don’t use the keywords meta tag in our search rank.” Boom! There you have it.

Optimization – WebContent.gov: Better websites. Better government.

In: SEO

17 Sep 2009

  Very good articles and links all about Search Engine Optimization, part of a larger resource provided by the government, with areas for managing content, usability, design and how to improve your website. Optimization – WebContent.gov: Better websites. Better government.

Aggravating Facebook UI Quirk

In: Facebook

14 Sep 2009

I just noticed something particularly aggravating about the Facebook user interface (UI) that has never come to my attention before. Now, this is an issue with the UI, not with the Wall, and how information is streamed on it, related to the big Facebook update a few weeks ago. For a website with such a [...]

Marketing: For Beatles Brand, All They Need Is Control – Advertising Age – News

In: Advertising

13 Sep 2009

Great article in Advertising Age discussing the example of branding evidenced by The Beatles over the years. Marketing: For Beatles Brand, All They Need Is Control – Advertising Age – News

What’s Yahoo’s “Plan B” For Search?

In: SEO

13 Sep 2009

It doesn’t sounds like there is much of a “Plan B” in Yahoo’s playbook. This will throw the SEO world for a loop. Everyone is trying to formulate a strategy for the Microsoft-Yahoo search “merger” – and now the possibility that it may not happen at all. Search Engine Land’s Danny Sullivan outlines here how [...]

Bruceclay.com.au – Google Caffeine – SEO Blog

In: SEO

10 Sep 2009

Good overview of Google Caffeine, basically the next generation Google – or at least the first step in an iterative process toward it. Caffeine will impact Google in terms of its index size, indexing speed, accuracy and comprehensiveness. You can access Google Caffeine for testing here: http://www2.sandbox.google.com/ Bruceclay.com.au – Google Caffeine – SEO Blog

Google Opt Out Feature Lets Users Protect Privacy By Moving To Remote Village | The Onion

In: SEO

5 Sep 2009

  At least there is an opt-out option. Google Opt Out Feature Lets Users Protect Privacy By Moving To Remote Village | The Onion – America’s Finest News Source

How to Add a Carousel to Your Thesis Blog

In: Wordpress

5 Sep 2009

  Very cool WordPress technique, and excellent tutorial on how to add that “carousel” photo and recent stories tool to your blog. A carousel is in use on the Gray Wolf blog, and other sites like Gawker, Lifehacker and the whole family of blogs from whatever that groups is. The name is not listed on [...]


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