tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-55415095461301105332024-10-07T06:34:40.074+01:00Online newspapers, SEO and general Web stuffCarlyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01240926170656801759noreply@blogger.comBlogger133125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5541509546130110533.post-28273478125792724012011-05-11T20:44:00.000+01:002011-05-13T21:33:22.226+01:00

THIS SITE HAS MOVED… …TO CONTINUE READING PLEASE VISIT www.carlywilkiesteven.com THANK YOU!

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Ladies and gentlemen: YouTube Trends, a destination for daily insight into the zeitgeist of the world's largest video site.The idea for YouTube Trends started with our desire to find new ways of identifying the viral and newsworthy content people love to share and packaging it in an easy to digest format. With over 35 hours of video now uploaded to YouTube every minute, we wanted one place to

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I know it´s been a while but just had to post this totally on the money article from the New York Times:British Newspaper Finds Readers Flocking OnlineFor daily, or even hourly, updates on the life of Cheryl Cole, a British television talent-show judge and sometime pop singer who used to be married to a soccer star, there may be no better resource than the Web site of The Daily Mail.

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Source: Journalism.co.uk

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The Pros & Cons Of The Affiliate Model What Is Affiliate Marketing"Affiliate Marketing is a marketing method whereby one business rewards another business for sending customers, visitors and/or sales."Mostly, affiliate marketing rewards come in the form of revenue share on a sale. Site A (the affiliate) funnels visitors to Site B (the merchant). If a transaction is completed by the merchant,

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Great collection from Mashable

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This is a really useful slideshow. I thought I had a fairly sound grasp of Google operators but it turns out there's a lot more to it than I thought!To find case studies from official government sites about outbreaks of swine flu in UK schools try this:site:.gov.uk "swine flu*schools"~outbreakThe asterisk acts as a wildcard for any words in between 'swine flu' and 'schools' and the ~ symbol

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"Google are upping the stakes in search with a roll out of new ways to slice and dice your search results. The most interesting and useful for me, as a journalist, is the ability to limit the search to the last 24 hours. I can imagine using this frequently. See Google's blog post here."We were told that the hardest problems in search were:- Finding the most recent information- Expressing that you

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The trouble with “online media” is that it, to my mind, implies the state of your PC constantly connected to the Internet via an ethernet cable or wi-fi. But it doesn’t really work to describe mobile devices like phones or e-readers (e.g., Amazon’s Kindle), which increasingly are supplementing or even replacing the PC as Internet access devices and retrieve data from the Internet on-demand.Source

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Went to see a preview screening of Coraline yesterday evening - totally magical."Add to those interested parties the millions who love the fantasy-rich literature of Neil Gaiman and those who adore the dreamscape artistry of Nightmare Before Christmas filmmaker Henry Selick, and you have the audience for Coraline: everybody. This thrilling stop-motion animated adventure is a high point in

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The World Wide Web is 20 years old!From Read Write Web:One year ago Berners-Lee said that all the pieces needed to build a new Semantic Web are now in place. Last month he gave an impassioned talk at the high-profile TED conference about a related concept called Linked Data, a set of ideas he outlined in 2006. The gist of the idea is that we need every institution that can do so to put raw data

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Guardian Open Platform Launch EventView more presentations from mattmcalister.

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A panel of eight judges from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania voted that the Internet was the biggest innovation of the last three decades, followed by computers, mobile phones and e-mail.Source: New York Times

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Thank you Google Operating System

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The New York Times is launching a new service that aims to replicate the experience of browsing the Sunday papers as if they're spread out across a table.It is easier and more relaxing to scan a surface of information than flip through a stack, so information is laid out in a rigid two-dimensional grid. The sections do not flip into place; instead, they slide up and down. If you want to imagine

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My former tutor Professor John Mullan presents this wonderful and enlightening programme 'How Reading Made Us Modern' on BBC 4.It made me want to re-read Pamela in the coffee shop in the British Library with King George III's collection towering above me.Incidentally, one of the treasures in the BL is the Lindisfarne Gospels (late 7th/early 8th Century) - the oldest surviving translation of the

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I loved the story about the koala bears Sam and Bob who were rescued from the bush fires in Australia.Reuters provides the story but the Mail has the best pictures.Watch the YouTube video here:

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Great radio 4 programme 'Free for All' on In Business.Wired magazine's Chris Anderson talks about the long tail and Professor James Boyle explains the Creative Commons copyright system.Subscribe to the podcast here.

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Great video of animals singing a Christmas song:Thanks to the Guardian for pointing it out here.

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Strong anti-Google sentiments from French publishers reveal a stuck-in-the-mud attitude prevalent throughout much old media. But who's right?Interesting comments and round up on journalism.co.uk: French publishers vs Google: ‘You are becoming our worst enemy’Also this video:Laura Oliver who posted the article observes:Google, secrecy about its algorithms and dominance of the online ad market

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I have just, literally moments ago, discovered that I am not alone in my fondness for Charlie Brooker . . .It started with a feed from the Guardian into my iGoogle page and now he's on TV and those clever techies have even erected a digital shrine in the form of charlian.co.uk: All Charlie, All the time.

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From Dave Winer's Scripting News blog:

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I was catching up with the excellent Speechification blog and was directed by their recent post to The Poetry Archive, which was set up by Andrew Motion almost 10 years ago.The title of my entry is of course lifted from T S Eliot's The Waste Land. You can hear the poet himself reading his poem here.

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