GoogleMart + MORE

It was hard to spot, at first.
It started with one store on the outskirts of town. It was big. Monolithic. It amalgamated a lot of cheap, largely imported stuff and sold the stuff on. The workers were paid very little. The suppliers were squeezed tight on their margins.
And so it grew.
And as it grew, it hollowed out the high street…

Much has been written about the amount of information Facebook collects and how they use it. Mark Zuckerberg flat out apologized for Facebook Beacon because the feedback was so overwhelmingly negative. Their privacy policy changes get analyzed as thoroughly as an Apple patent application. But for me, their advertising platform is doing things that are simply crazy (cool on one hand, almost scary on the other)…

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To many webmasters, Google’s Disavow Tool seems a lifesaver…

Despite the inherent SEO value of blogging, many blogs just aren’t properly optimized for search, or to their fullest potential. Many of the fixes and improvements you can make are really quite simple. Here’s how to improve your blog’s SEO.

The rate at which people share information (profound and profane alike) on sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube is staggering. 137 million status updates per day appear on Facebook, 230 million tweets are shared per day on Twitter and 72 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute…

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