Here’s a follow-up up on last week’s report: South Korean police have now filed criminal charges against Google over the collection of personal information via unsecured wifi networks. The data was collected by Street View vehicles in South Korea between October 2009 and May 2010. According to the AP story, police examined the data that [...]

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by Ciarán Norris GA_googleFillSlot(“coltext-lets-get-social”); Anyone reading this post is likely to be someone who spends some, if not all, of his or her time at work trying to make use of social media to market products & brands. We spend hours trying to maximize the benefit for our employers or clients from sites such as [...]

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by Aaron Wall GA_googleFillSlot(“coltext-100-organic”); There are literally thousands of SEO blog posts made every day. Sometimes it is hard to sound original or write something remarkable, particularly if you spend too much time reading too narrowly. It sets in a sort of tunnel vision that makes you think it has all been done. As the [...]

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Somewhere, just across the Mexican border, a small cabal of search gurus meet. They sit in a low lit, smoke filled room. The location is only known to the few, because membership of this club is exclusive. It is highly unlikely you will ever be asked to be a member. That’s just how it is. [...]

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Posted by randfish I’ve talked in the past about how much value we’ve found from studying the most linked-to content on the web, and tonight, we’ve updated that list again, showing relative rises and falls in link popularity across the web’s most popular sites & pages. If you haven’t yet had a chance to browse [...]

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