Greplin
Search bar for your life: Greplin, in private beta, searches all online data, in one place, fast; http://j.mp/bjSegg
Search bar for your life: Greplin, in private beta, searches all online data, in one place, fast; http://j.mp/bjSegg
Cormier: Social objects are the new low hanging fruit of social search optimization (SSO); http://j.mp/bNEfXf
Naughton: Is the internet changing the way we think? Affecting the way we think for the worse? http://j.mp/apBvu3
Diller on Google-Verizon proposal: Does not preserve net neutrality, full stop, or anything like it; http://j.mp/cJNRyh
Wired: Why Google became a carrier-humping, net neutrality surrender monkey; http://j.mp/9shFsJ (via @Siegfried.Hirsch)
Why eBooks are better than paper books: highlighting, notes, look-ups, social media and search; http://j.mp/btdjXw
Audette: SEO does not come first. SEO relies on content and user experience: they come first; http://j.mp/cOJMvm
Nielsen study: Social media and gaming account for one quarter of time spent online; http://j.mp/aQUqDU
What are the top referral traffic sources from search, social networks, bookmarking, and media? http://j.mp/d8nq7R
NYT: “Most media companies have stayed mute on the subject, but in an interview this week, the media mogul Barry Diller called the proposal a sham. … Mr. Diller asserted that the Google-Verizon proposal ‘doesn’t preserve net neutrality, full stop, or anything like it.’ Asked if other media executives were staying quiet because they stand to gain from a less open Internet, he said simply, ‘Yes.’“