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Integration can be tricky, but stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing the larger world around you can mean the difference between winning a client and walking away empty-handed. ...
| Do Follow
Pros and cons of building links through blog comments. ...
| The Worldwide Web Just Went Global
All countries soon will be able to apply for Internet extensions reflecting their name and using their own characters. It will be interesting to see what impact this has on search engines, domains, and trademark specialists. ...
| Search as a Branding Channel
Don't miss out on the opportunity to expose your brand to millions of targeted, potential buyers this holiday season. ...
| Getting Started with a New SEO Project
Beginning search engine optimization efforts during the initial stages of a Web site project can save you time, effort, and money. ...
| Banning Social Media Is Counterproductive
Just as we now look back on the movie "Footloose" as being rather silly, the same will probably apply to the social media site bans at work and in schools. ...
| Facebook 101
The basics to know before joining the popular social media site, including tips on setting up your account, privacy, and helpful applications. ...
| Local and Social: It's all Coming Together
Google and Bing strike deals giving them access to real-time social feeds. What does it mean for the future of local search? ...
| Philosophy and Search: The Big Three Founders and the Philosophers
Does the thinking of Google's Sergey Brin and Larry Page, Yahoo's Jerry Yang and David Filo, and Microsoft's Bill Gates mirror some of the great philosophers of history? ...
| Popular PPC Pitfalls, and How to Prevent Them
Three of the most common search advertising pitfalls can be avoided. Here's how. ...
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| The Register | | | Elgato DTT Deluxe world's smallest USB TV tuner
Digital telly from a unit the size of a postage stamp
Review Elgato's previous EyeTV DTT Deluxe, which we reviewed in September 2008, was heralded as the world's smallest USB TV tuner. Just over a year on, and the company has launched a second record breaking tuner - one that's about half the size of its predecessor.…
| Mozilla aborted IE in Firefox clothing
Google we're not
At one point, Mozilla considered building a plug-in that would turn Microsoft's Internet Explorer into a decent browser. But unlike Google, it quickly abandoned the idea.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
| El Reg shrinks seven days into webpage
Attention span not required
Week in Review As a service to our with readers with (particularly) short attention spans, we at The Reg have squeezed the week that was into a single webpage. Or at least most of it. Before your attention drifts elsewhere, we should get to it:… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
| Vint Cerf: 'Google doesn't know who you are'
Identifiers don't identify
Interwebs founding father and Google evangelist Vint Cerf has insisted that when you search Google, the company doesn't know who you are.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud
| Animal lovers say no to radioactive NASA monkeys
Appeal irradiated monkeyshines
Animal rights groups are apparently not pleased with NASA's plan to zap squirrel monkeys with repeated doses of radiation for science.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
| Sun's surviving staff hit with 'motivation' missive
Code: Your solace, our savior
Exclusive Sun Microsystems has set software engineers seven goals in the wake of new layoffs, hoping to keep them focused amid uncertainty but to also hit existing corporate objectives.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud
| Intel lampooned by Nvidia toons
Graphic ridicule
If anyone needs any further proof that there's no love lost between chipmakers Nvidia and Intel, they need look no further than a cartoon collection linked from Nvidia's corporate blog, nTersect… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
| Doctor sentenced for massive online Rx factory
Over 100,000 served
A Virginia doctor has been sentenced to serve a year in prison on charges he wrote as many as 100,000 internet prescriptions over a three-year span.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
| Boinkfest clicks 'Delete' on woman's memory
Orgasmic amnesia
If your weekend plans include a frisky horizontal mambo, you might want to first tape your ID card to the bedstead.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud
| Mossad hacked Syrian laptop to steal nuke plant secrets
Evil Maid attack led to air raid
Mossad reportedly used a Trojan to hack into a Syrian official's laptop while he stayed in a London hotel.… What is your recession sales strategy?
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| Wired News | | | The Answer Factory: Demand Media and the Fast, Disposable, and Profitable as Hell Media Model
A fiendishly clever startup knows what we are Googling &mdash! then churns out thousands of cheap videos and articles to meet our every whim and wish.
Daniel Roth
2009-11-07T01:00:00Z
| 2010 Superfly Will Make You Say 'My Oh My'
Conventional wisdom says a mountain bike with 29-inch tires is an ungainly ride. Conventional wisdom can suck it. Meet the 2010 Superfly.
Mark McClusky
2009-11-07T00:00:00Z
| After 5 Years on Web, Firefox Preps for Next Round
The Firefox web browser celebrates the fifth anniversary of its debut Monday. With IE humbled and Chrome on the rise, the next five years are going to look totally different than the first five.
Michael Calore
2009-11-06T23:30:00Z
| Replace Your MacBook's Hard Drive Yourself
It may not seem like it, but your MacBook hard drive is no different than that of any other laptop. Replacing it without Apple's help might void your warranty, but it sure is a lot cheaper if you do it yourself.
How-To Wiki
2009-11-06T22:30:00Z
| National Data Breach Laws Move Through Senate
The nation is closer to a national data-breach notification law and setting security standards for handling sensitive data. After legislation aimed at the problem languishes on Capitol Hill for four years, two bills make it out of Senate committee.
Kim Zetter
2009-11-06T22:30:00Z
| Review: Military Dudes Abide in Funny 'The Men Who Stare at Goats'
George Clooney, Jeff Bridges and Kevin Spacey play psychic "Jedi Warriors" in a movie improbably inspired by a real Army program.
Angela Watercutter
2009-11-06T22:20:00Z
| Lawsuit Accuses Facebook of Conspiring to Break Video-Privacy Law
A lawsuit filed in Texas accuses Facebook of conspiring with Blockbuster to violate a federal law protecting records related to the sale and rental of videos.
Kim Zetter
2009-11-06T22:15:00Z
| Glow-in-the-Dark Shark Turned on by Hormones
Scientists discover how the lantern shark controls its luminescent glow.
Rachel Ehrenberg
2009-11-06T22:00:00Z
| Creepy, Cool Ghosts of 'Christmas Carols' Past
From Patrick Stewart to Vincent Price, an odd array of actors and directors have tackled Charles Dickens' holiday classic. Disney's 3-D animated version hits theaters this weekend, prompting a head-trip down memory lane.
Scott Thill
2009-11-06T21:44:00Z
| 4 Ways Live and Digital Music Are Teaming Up
Music webcasting is setting the stage for an online live-music renaissance.
Eliot Van Buskirk
2009-11-06T21:30:00Z
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