Recently, there have been rumblings about upcoming changes in the AdWords presentation format. There are reports and examples of structural alterations in AdWords placements, as well as upcoming chang...   more »

As spam mailings continue to permeate email inboxes around the Internet, the majority of those who receive spam accept the unsolicited emails in stride, almost as if it's an expected occurrence when u...   more »

Public relations, PR, communications, marketing communications. No matter what term you use, it always comes down to one thing: content.
You can have the perfect story, but if the pitch does not wo...   more »

As you have probably heard by now, Adobe is buying Macromedia in $3.4 billion all-stock transaction. The companies are set to take the industry by storm with the combination of the two software giants...   more »

One day, you suddenly realize that your computer started to work noticeably slower than it used to. You decide to run de-fragmentation of your hard drive and add more virtual memory to the system. No...   more »

Whether you're hiring a designer who has created 10 sites or
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I've seen numerous folks commenting on Om Malik's recent posting about Yahoo: How Yahoo Got Its Mojo Back. In it he credits several things...


Yahoo's Working On Their Mojo

And what it also has a couple of guys, I like to call them blog evangelists, who knowingly or not, have brought the right kind of attention to the company. Russell Beattie who recently joined Yahoo has been blogging furiously (much to my annoyance) about Yahoo and its wireless efforts. In normal course of events, Yahoo would have issued a press release, and many of us would have paid little or no attention. Jeremy Zawodny is the other and has helped the company focus on some of the newer social media trends. I have never met him, but if his blog is anything to go by, then perhaps he is spreading the open media religion at Yahoo. The blog-evangelists unlike press relations folks, only write when there is something important to say. That is if they want to maintain their credibility.
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When was the last time you took a look at your website stats? What does your website stats say? How many visitors does your website receive per day? Per week? Per month? How many visitors are you conv...   more »

RSS is hot. We have seen it everywhere, from John-Doe blogsites to major news websites. If you haven't heard of RSS before, that's okay, because I hadn't either until a couple of months ago! RSS stand...   more »