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SEO experts capitalize on Mies van der Rohe architecture

  • posted on March 27, 2012
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet
It shouldn’t surprise me since it’s a sneaky SEO strategy (all SEO strategies are sneaky) that makes perfect sense. The Doodle ensures that millions of people will run a particular search
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+1’d

  • posted on September 3, 2011
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet
I do my best not to criticize other people’s grammar, but if you’re a corporation, you should get it right. I just clicked the +1 button on an article and got told that I “publicly
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Google Circles Revisited

  • posted on July 14, 2011
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet
I’ve been using Google+ for about a week now, and I like it. Why? I’m not sure. Maybe only because it’s like Facebook, but not Facebook. I can share things. I can post comments. I
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Circles

  • posted on July 1, 2011
  • William Barnes
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet
In reply to “Google+ Everyone Should Use It“. I don’t know about Circles as a privacy tool. It’s almost guaranteed that at some point (probably at multiple points), a bug will
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Why are people still talking about whether the Nexus One failed?

  • posted on March 28, 2010March 29, 2010
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet
I’m getting really annoyed with seeing at least one article every day with a title like “Why the Nexus One failed” or “Did the Nexus One really fail?” Not to mention a
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Oh, this just fills me with confidence

  • posted on March 23, 2010
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  • Posted in Personal
After Google sends me an email telling me my phone has shipped when it hasn’t, DHL has finally updated the tracking information on my package. I particularly like how it says “Shipment
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Maybe Rupert has a point

  • posted on November 29, 2009December 8, 2009
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet, Law
Everybody thinks Rupert Murdoch is crazy for wanting to hide his web properties from Google, but I’ve been thinking: maybe he has a point. Bloggers and podcasters say that Rupert doesn’t
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Google Data Liberation Front

  • posted on September 16, 2009
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  • Posted in Computers & Internet
Natalie Portman once said: “So this is how democracy dies: to thunderous applause.” It’s how I feel about Google. They are so obviously trying to take over the world, but they do it
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