metadata
Well huzzah: > Hello Adam Tinworth, Your request to be included in Twitter Cards has been approved. We’ve activated Summary and Photo cards for *.onemanandhisblog.com. I’m becoming such a markup geek. (No idea what I’m talking about? Here’s the Twitter cards documentation [https://dev.twitter.
authority
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2013/02/flipchart-funster.jpg] I’ve just finished another session of my SEO for Journalists [http://www.journalism.co.uk/seo-for-journalists/s336/] course, run via journalism.co.uk. I love running this course – not only do I get paid for it
analytics
John Pozadzides of Geekbrief.tv has spotted something interesting – Google has started including authorship analytics in some people’s Google+ pages [http://geekbeat.tv/google-rolls-out-authorship-analytics-to-google-users/]. Authorship, you might recall [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2012/09/google_respects_your_authorship.html] , is the markup you can add to your webpages,
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2012/06/highlight-app-interview.jpg] The app of the show, in terms of meetings, seems to be Highlight [http://highlig.ht/]. I’ve just been notified by it that there are 30 people who might be of interest to me around me
content
 Sarah Hartley, as part of her prediction that [2012 might be the year that hyperlocals come of age](http://sarahhartley.wordpress.com/2011/12/30/is-2012-the-year-uk-hyperlocal-will-come-of-age/):> Prediction two: Location,
Blogging
Experimenting with new metadata from Facebook and Google.
data
If Tuesday’s Mobile Strategies Conference was unchallenging [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2011/06/mobile_media_strategies_-_early_thoughts.html] at times, Monday night’s Hacks/Hackers London event [http://meetuplondon.hackshackers.com/events/19792711/] was the exact opposite – brain-bending and stretching even for those of us on
activity streams
Who owns this data? That’s a key question in a data-driven world. However, within a company, drawing together shouldn’t be complicated – there’s no rocket science in Facebook, for example. It’s built of pre-existing elements whose technological basis is well-known. The first step is to think about
Blogging
One of the more tricky problems I face in trying to persuade journalists to become good bloggers is explaining the difference between tags and categories. The old post on Climb to the Stars nails the difference perfectly [http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2006/02/11/tags-and-categories-are-not-the-same/] . Technorati Tags: blogging [http://www.