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How To Win At Google Paid Members Public
Surreal SEO moment of the day [http://www.regularjen.com/archives/2007/04/29/insert-miss-google-uk-speech-here/] .
Telegraph to Shut Out Google? Paid Members Public
Is the Telegraph thinking of blocking Google from seeing its news [http://open.typepad.com/open/2007/04/telegraph_talks.html]? What a *really *terrible idea.
Blogher: linking and talking to bloggers Paid Members Public
What did she have to say? A lot of the usual stuff, but it was nice to hear it confirmed from the horse’s mouth, as it where. For example, she made the point that having a blog for your website will drive more links to your site from other
Le Web 3: Selling Online Paid Members Public
Another panel, this time about selling online. (Transactions! Hurrah!) There was some discussion of allowing users to create their own products, through a community of creativity using an online service to create and sell their work. This is the Cafe Press model. Google’s domination of traffic can be broken,
Le Web 3: Is there a Web 2.0 bubble? Paid Members Public
Here comes the VCs… Is there a web bubble? It seems not, but there are some issues to be resolved. For example, is the available talent split amongst too many small start-ups? Would some mergers pull more talent together? The lack of a market bubble may be attributable to Sarbanes-Oxley,
Le Web 3: Does Size Matter? Paid Members Public
Post-coffee, we’ve got a panel of people from the big online players discussing whether size matters in this market. We’ve had a chap from Microsoft admitting that they need to be more agile, and that the Live series of products is an answer to that. The majority of
