Internal linking: free traffic
From one of Kath Viner’s first memos as editor-in-chief of The Guardian, as leaked to Guido: One of the
The role of blogs in the age of media overload
Fascinating read in the wake of Andrew Sullivan’s closure of The Dish, in which Ira Stoll explores the present
What curation says about you
Last week, the student journalists on the MA courses at City University heard from Paul Bradshaw about curation in the
Do you publish press releases? You need to know this…
Do you publish press releases on a section of your site? If so – you need to nofollow those links: Throughout
The existential dilemma of paywalls
Are you familiar with the expression “tl;dr”? Classic “internet speak” for “too long; didn’t read”. It’s often
The link between photography and curation
Natalie Lloyd: Seeing through another’s eyes is one of the perennial wonders of photography. Between the frames of an
On guest blogging and Google
Matt Cutts weighs in: So, the basic message is “if you’re going to do this write/accept, good, rich
Linking to paywalled content
I had a brief discussion with Jon Slattery over the weekend about why his “quotes of the week” posts don’
News websites - a bit like the web, but with fewer links
Martin Belam on journalists’ reaction to Johann Hari being “forced” to link: Only people in an industry that has habitually