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It is being talked about in the SEO circle and all over internet marketing that SEO will soon become secondary in the markets. There will be new sources beyond SEO and that would be the power of syndication networks and social media.
WOW, could it be that people are really starting to believe t....
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The Super Bowl is consistently one of the most-watched television programs of the year. Even as network television viewership continues to erode — thanks to cable, timeshifting and Internet options — advertisers are still willing to pay big ad dollars for a spot on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Yahoo is set to launch a new service later this fall called "Y Connect" with a set of features that make it look a lot like "Facebook Connect." Y Connect will serve as a user's portable identity management system, integrating Yahoo content on third-party websites and sharing data with other Yahoo co....
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Ping, the social network owned by Apple for music recently revealed a cross-platform integration with Twitter. Ping users can now directly connect their Twitter accounts to Ping, find other twitter users who are also on the Ping network and share their Ping activity, song previews and purchase links....
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Hackers looking for a home (well a temporary one anyway) may find refuge in New York City through a new program called Adopt a Hacker.
Adopt a Hacker was recently launched in an effort to persuade more hackers to make a niche for themselves in the New York City tech scene. It's also a way for h....
More » Search and tech security experts are following Google’s announcement that it has now matched Microsoft’s and Yahoo’s recent moves to integrate Twitter entries into search results. All three search services are also moving to incorporate Facebook results into search results in near real-time.
Spam messages and infectious postings continue to infest social networks. Spammers and hackers are very enterprising. Some trick the search engines into giving high rankings to infected websites they control. Others continue to come up with new ways to spread spam and tainted postings via the top social networks.
“Even if the initial barriers work, don’t expect clean results,” says Roel Schowenberg, senior researcher at Kaspersky Lab. “It’s likely cybercriminals will find ways around them.”
