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When I first read this controversial post by Dan Ackerman Greenberg, I had mixed feelings.
He reveals ten “secrets” that govern how he designs his clandestine viral video marketing campaigns for his clients, the goal being to get at least 100,000 viewers for each video campaign (or he doesn’t charge). He must be pretty good at [...]
This is a timeless article from the guy who is most credited with cooking the term “Web 2.0,” Tim O’Reilly writes a layman’s post to help take the mystery out of Web 2.0.
Timeless.
Original post by Pete Cashmore from Mashable Social Networking News
Until today, I never knew anyone bothered to take the time to rate the various social networking platforms. And believe me, there are A TON o’ them! Thankfully, the folks over at Mashable Social Networking News have a distorted view of fun and [...]
Posted on January 6, 2007 by Kyle Eslick
Digg is many things to many people: a bookmarking site; a search engine; a place “where people can collectively determine the value of content.”
Digg is a grassroots approach to shaping the way “people consume information online” by letting the user community define what is considered worthy [...]
original article by Markus Sobek from efactory
A Survey of Google’s PageRank
Within the past few years, Google has become the far most utilized search engine worldwide. A decisive factor therefore was, besides high performance and ease of use, the superior quality of search results compared to other search engines. This quality of search results is [...]
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