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If software is eating the world, Medium is eating its content.
About two years ago Marc Andreessen proclaimed that software is eating the world (beware the WSJ paywall):
My own theory is that we are in the middle of a dramatic and broad technological and economic shift in which software companies are poised to take over large swathes of the economy.
We’ve seen this shift toward software in the content arena too, where it’s impossible to ignore the constant stream of stories about the struggles of print media. And lately, it seems that Medium is...
My own theory is that we are in the middle of a dramatic and broad technological and economic shift in which software companies are poised to take over large swathes of the economy.
We’ve seen this shift toward software in the content arena too, where it’s impossible to ignore the constant stream of stories about the struggles of print media. And lately, it seems that Medium is...
Google Goes Down Briefly
Google down, as verified by Down For Everyone Or Just Me?
It wasn’t you. It was Google. Specifically, Google.com went down around 3:50pm PT for about five minutes, a very rare occurrence. Other Google services also appear to have had issues.
We’ll update if we hear more, but it appears back now. It certainly sparked brief panic on Twitter. Twitter search service Topsy tweeted a chart showing the sudden spike in tweets:
The last time something even close to this happened was probably...
It wasn’t you. It was Google. Specifically, Google.com went down around 3:50pm PT for about five minutes, a very rare occurrence. Other Google services also appear to have had issues.
We’ll update if we hear more, but it appears back now. It certainly sparked brief panic on Twitter. Twitter search service Topsy tweeted a chart showing the sudden spike in tweets:
The last time something even close to this happened was probably...
Google Does Love Windows Phone, When It Comes To Search — Angering YouTube Users
Google doesn’t care about Windows Phone, given the latest spat over its YouTube app? Think again. Google cares very much, at least when it comes to search. That apparent double-standards is something users of its Windows Phone search app have taken to its review page to express upset over. Windows Phone Doesn’t Matter To Google?
I’ve read a couple of news reports now where the whole dispute between Google and Microsoft over its YouTube app is taken as proof that Windows Phone just doesn’t...
I’ve read a couple of news reports now where the whole dispute between Google and Microsoft over its YouTube app is taken as proof that Windows Phone just doesn’t...
Overcoming Client Objections - Whiteboard Friday
Whether the objection is over a line in your contract or an aspect of your process, when a client's thinking doesn't align with your own, moving projects forward can be difficult or impossible. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Brittan Bright shares her insight into some of the most common objections, along with recommendations for how to get things back on track.
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Without proper design, any technology can be terrifying
Cliff Kuang discusses wearable tech and ubiquitous computing in Why a New Golden Age for UI Design Is Around the Corner:
In the wrong hands, this is a dystopian prospect—technology’s unwanted intrusion into our every waking moment. But without the proper design, without considering how new products and services fit into people’s day-to-day lives, any new technology can be terrifying. That’s where the challenge comes in. The task of making this new world can’t be left up to engineers and...
In the wrong hands, this is a dystopian prospect—technology’s unwanted intrusion into our every waking moment. But without the proper design, without considering how new products and services fit into people’s day-to-day lives, any new technology can be terrifying. That’s where the challenge comes in. The task of making this new world can’t be left up to engineers and...
Google Now A Personal Assistant? Adds Search For My Things.
Google announced a new feature rolling out to U.S., English-speaking users on desktop, tablet and smartphone that makes Google act as your personal virtual assistant. Yes, you don't have to type...
Google Penalties For Sites That Aren't Optimized For Mobile
Will Google rank a site poorly if it is not optimized for mobile devices?
Matt Cutts on Widget Links
Google: Links Within Widgets Must Be Nofollowed
Yesterday, Matt Cutts, Google's head of search spam, posted another video on links clearly telling widget makers and those who embed widgets on their own sites that those links should be nofollowed.
He said clearly, "I would recommend putting a nofollow...
He said clearly, "I would recommend putting a nofollow...
How Google May Substitute Query Terms with Co-Occurrence
But I’m a substitute for another guy I look pretty tall but my heels are high The simple things you see are all complicated I look pretty young, but I’m just backdated, yeah
- Peter Townsend
When you search at Google, how easy is it to find what you’re looking for? Do you search again, [...]
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- Peter Townsend
When you search at Google, how easy is it to find what you’re looking for? Do you search again, [...]
The post How Google May Substitute Query Terms with Co-Occurrence appeared first on SEO by the Sea.
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