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I enjoyed you, Tweetdeck, I really did. I love Twitter and I need a Twitter desktop client. Tweetdeck was that for a long while and I enjoyed it: the multi-columns, the groups, the notifications. Then, just over a week ago, I had my screen replaced. I now have one of those large horizontal screens. It’s [...]
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Forums – The Earliest Form of Social Media Web forums were one of the first forms of online social media. Providing a platform for web surfers to interact, they were a welcome change from the old static websites. As forum software evolved, it allowed for actual communities to be formed. Forums are usually focused on a [...]
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I started doing “this” back in 1997. “This” means creating websites, promoting them and monetizing on the traffic (as opposed to creating websites for other people’s business need). It’s a pretty common business model for most of us. The Age of Webmasters Back then, we were called webmasters. As a webmaster, you were expected to [...]
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Haven’t done a news & views roundup in a while, so time to check my RSS reader folders and link to some good webmasters reading material. Search Engine News Bing’s Stefan Weitz: Where Is Search Going? Weitz provides some interesting insights about the future of search engine development, and no, social media is not the [...]
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I try to make this part of my daily routine (not always successfully): going over the latest headlines for webmasters. To do that, I subscribe to feeds I like and those I think are important (such as Tech Crunch and Mashable). Going over them today, I figured I’d share some of the gems here. May [...]
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I’ve started a Twitter account for my B6S persona here, in addition to my regular twitter account @israelimom. http://twitter.com/bs6 – in case you want to follow me. However, do not expect me to automatically follow back. I so don’t believe in feed bots accounts that follow other just for the follow back. If you follow [...]
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I don't believe in automatically adding the "nofollow" tag to comments.
I hate comment spam as much as anyone and will not approve any spam comments. Add meaningful useful comments and I see no problem with a link back to your site going along with it.
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