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Here’s some linky goodness to see you off into the weekend!Just in case you weren’t already jealous enough of Craig Newmark, Silicon Alley Insider values Craigslist at $5 BillionThose 300 DoubleClick employees that got laid off? They failed Google’s “entrance exam” (okay, well, application process).In case you had doubts, Comcast and Starcom commissioned a [...]
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It’s Friday afternoon/evening here, and I know just the thing to make your Friday even better: LINKY GOODNESS!I’ll bet Andy’s happy: he noted last week with the rollout of Microsoft Live Search News that the new product was seriously deficient in RSS feeds. Welp, now they’ve added RSS!Now you can officially tell your clients, [...]
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If you’re reading this, it’s probably Friday. And that’s always a reason to celebrate!A little perspective on mobile marketing from executives: they told Reuters that Mobile ads are years away from breakthrough. Be a bit reassured—these were advertising and telecom execs, not the ones who would be authorizing payment on mobile campaigns. [...]
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I’m feeling moderately linky today, aren’t you? Oh good.A fascinating interview of Matt Cutts by Eric Enge on Link Building has been making the rounds: if you haven’t seen it yet, check it out! (via).The Detroit City Pension, who filed suit against Yahoo as disgruntled shareholders, amended the suit to look at the employee [...]
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Oh, geez, is it Wednesday already?And, conversely, is the week over yet?In case you weren’t sure, lying to Google is a bad idea, at least when it comes to reconsideration requests according to Matt Cutts.Ever wanted to build your own Reddit? Oh. Well, now you can anyway: Reddit goes open-source.Google Decides Books Have [...]
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