 | | SearchEngineWatch | |  | SEO Tools -- Worth the Time and Money?
An overview of some free and paid tools that executives and non-SEO trained individuals can gain value from when evaluating internal or outsourced search engine optimization efforts. ...
| Frugal Is the New Black
The economic climate has changed consumer behavior. Embrace that change. The basic tenets of marketing still apply in a down economy. ...
| Identify New Paid Search Opportunities
Search distribution relationships impact your paid search campaigns. Here's how you can use this information to alter your results. ...
| The Promotion Recipe
Are your social media contacts numb to your promotions? Spice them up using these tips. ...
| Don't Overdo the Tweaking
Time spent constantly changing on-page content is time you aren't link building, doing PR, and social media reference building. Here's how to avoid making this mistake. ...
| What You Can Do
Start the New Year off right by resolving your tracking and attribution, taking care of some basic SEO issues, and finding ways to keep your site fresh. ...
| Facebook Marketing 101
Tips on promoting your Facebook fan page, engaging your audience, and how to be found in real-time searches. ...
| Social Media Success Stories
What is the ROI of social media? Consider these success stories before activating your calculator. ...
| A Closer Look at the Second Tier Ecosystem
Need help marketing a general interest product or service? Here's why you should consider giving second tier ad networks a second chance. ...
| The Year of Mobile: Closer Than We Think?
Consumers are increasingly relying on smartphones and other mobile devices to select local businesses and brands. Consider these trends. ...
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| SecurityFocus | | | News: Popular apps need better patching, says report
Popular apps need better patching, says report
| News: Hacker charged with Heartland, other breaches
Hacker charged with Heartland, other breaches
| News: Web attacks hit U.S., South Korean sites
| News: FTC persuades court to shutter rogue ISP
FTC persuades court to shutter rogue ISP
| Brief: No cyberwar yet, but soon, says firm
No cyberwar yet, but soon, says firm
| Brief: Survey: Majority of Web sites vulnerable
| Brief: Microsoft fixes kernel, Office flaws
Microsoft fixes kernel, Office flaws
| Brief: Point-and-click forensics tool leaks to Net
Point-and-click forensics tool leaks to Net
| News: Researcher busts into Twitter via SSL reneg hole
| News: Security firm chokes sprawling spam botnet
Security firm chokes sprawling spam botnet
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| The Register | | | SQL Server 2008 - from semi-relational to sublime
Inside Microsoft's R2 preview
Review SQL Server 2008 R2 is a step closer to reality.… The power of collaboration within unified communications
| Blogger outs back-end Google tech
'Super elastic, soft, smooth. Highly absorbent, for you always!'
A Vietnamese blogger has alerted the world to another Google product.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
| FDA takes aim at illegal net pharmacies
Please don't feed the spammers
The US Food and Drug Administration said it has completed a sweep of illegal online pharmacies that targeted 136 websites that appeared to be illegally selling drugs to American consumers.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
| Oman cuffs 212 for selling VoIP calls
Net phones verboten
This year, police in the Arab nation of Oman have raided 121 internet cafes throughout the country and arrested 212 people for providing VoIP services, according to a local report.… The power of collaboration within unified communications
| IBM chase HP (and Sun) with tiny mem prices
AIX pipeline lubrication
In an effort to boost the amount of money that IBM is getting from competitive takeouts of Unix systems from Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems, Big Blue has taken a sharp machete to the memory prices on its Power Systems, reducing prices by between 28 and 70 per cent.… What is your recession sales strategy?
| Hackers free Snow Leopard from Jobsian cage
Apple Atomness restored
Snow Leopard users are once again free to run the Apple operating system on hardware with Atom processors, courtesy of hackers in Russia.… The power of collaboration within unified communications
| MySpace makes peace with Indies
Merlin deal at last
MySpace Music has settled with one of its fiercest critics, Merlin, settling a 14-month standoff. MySpace - the social networking sensation of 2005 - launched a music portal in September last year, but only with the four major labels. Since MySpace had built its reputation on new independent bands, you can see why the snub hurt.… What is your recession sales strategy?
| Nvidia previews next-gen Fermi GPUs
The supermodels of HPC: hot, and worth it
SC09 Graphics chip maker and soon-to-be big-time HPC player Nvidia raised the curtain a little higher on its next-generation of graphics co-processors at the SC09 supercomputing trade show in Portland, Oregon, this week, and it is arguable that the GPU co-processors aimed at personal supers and massive clusters alike were the star of the show.… The power of collaboration within unified communications
| Potty-mouths charged for Comcast hijack
Destination '69 dick tard lane'
The potty-mouthed hackers who hijacked Comcast's domain name for several hours last year were charged with intentionally damaging a protected computer system.… What is your recession sales strategy?
| Microsoft Silverlight - now with hidden Windows bias
So much for cross-platform
PDC Silverlight 4.0 was the big hit at Microsoft's Professional Developer Conference (PDC) this week. "I can see that Silverlight is the future of Windows client development" one attendee told me.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
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| Wired News | | | Delete Browser Cookies, Clean Up Your Trail of Crumbs
The web is watching you, and it’s doing it using browser cookies — small snippets of tracking code. Do away with them to be free of watchers, and annoy the heck out of Big Brother too.
How-To Wiki
2009-11-20T23:30:00Z
| YouTube Blocks Non-Partner Device Syabas as Allegations Fly
YouTube has begun enforcing a 16-month-old change in its terms of service that requires device manufacturers to become "strategy partners" in order to display YouTube videos on televisions.
Eliot Van Buskirk
2009-11-20T23:12:00Z
| Prosecutors Drop Plans to Appeal Lori Drew Cyberbullying Case
Prosecutors have dropped any plans to appeal the Lori Drew cyberbullying case, thus ending the controversial and lengthy criminal case.
Kim Zetter
2009-11-20T23:00:00Z
| World's Largest Earthquake-Safe Building
A new 2-million-square-foot terminal at an Istanbul airport is the largest building in the world to sit on high-tech seismic isolators designed to help the building survive earthquakes intact.
Alexis Madrigal
2009-11-20T22:45:00Z
| MPAA Says Copyright-Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood
Dan Glickman, the chairman of the Motion Picture Association of America, is complaining to Congress that those who don't support a proposed international intellectual-property treaty are "hostile toward efforts to improve copyright enforcement worldwide."
David Kravets
2009-11-20T22:45:00Z
| Review: Angst-and-Fangs Formula Lacks Bite in 'New Moon'
Action takes a back seat to moping in this Twilight sequel, a throwaway teen flick that gives vampire movies a bad name. Aside from the brooding bloodsuckers, New Moon also delivers a lousy message to fangirls swooning over the supernatural love story.
Scott Pierce
2009-11-20T21:50:00Z
| A Retro Design and Thoughtful Shots for Artsy Photographers
Packaged in a brushed and polished metal casing, the Olympus E-P1 camera screams both brawn and retro chic. Overlook the lo-res LCD and instead appreciate this cam's top-notch stabilization abilities and tidy images.
Jackson Lynch
2009-11-20T21:15:00Z
| Why Google Should Cool It With Chrome OS
Google has some ambitious goals with its open source PC operating system Chrome OS. But we're not convinced consumers will be thrilled with the way the browser-based OS is being presented, so we make a modest proposal.
Brian X. Chen
2009-11-20T21:00:00Z
| Make an Independent Movie on the Cheap
Anyone with a camera phone and poor impulse control can be a YouTube star for 15 seconds. But what does it take to make a feature film that will get noticed by Hollywood?
How-To Wiki
2009-11-20T21:00:00Z
| Listen to 'World's First Twitter Album'
Digital music students create a crowdsourced album within the 140-character confines of Twitter by writing short strings of code that can be translated into songs.
Eliot Van Buskirk
2009-11-20T20:35:00Z
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