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Category Archives: Internet Technology
Why keep a good thing secret – Facebook boss speaks out
Continuing on the theme of our last blog – open information, it was recently reported that one of Facebook’s data [...]
Tagged Facebook, open information
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‘What’s On the Web’ interview with Malcolm Graham
Those of you who are Write My Site Facebook fans will be aware that I’ve recently started presenting a local [...]
Write My Site at the London Business Awards
I recently attended the HSBC-sponsored London Business Awards on behalf of Write My Site, as we had been nominated as finalist in the ‘On-line Business of the Year’ category. The timing could have been better, as the award ceremony fell just a few hours after I stepped off a 14 hour flight from Vietnam, but I was nevertheless honoured to attend.
Also posted in Digital Marketing
Tagged HSBC, London Business Awards, On-line Business of the Year, Write My Site
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Google signs search deals with Facebook and MySpace
Google has taken the next step towards real-time search results by signing deals with MySpace and Facebook to include publicly available status updates in its search index. Google recently signed a similar agreement with Twitter.
Also posted in Digital Marketing, Search Engine Marketing, Social Media
Tagged Bing, Facebook, Facebook updates, Google, MySpace, real-time search, search results, Social Media, The Telegraph, Tom Stocky, Twitter, Twitter updates
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Search engines shift to real-time results
Google and Twitter have announced a partnership which will give Google access to the full feed of every user’s “tweets”. The move is the strongest indication yet that the search engines are moving towards real-time search results.
Also posted in Digital Marketing, Search Engine Marketing
Tagged Bing, Blog, Facebook, Google and Twitter, regular content, web content
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