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10 years since The Dotcom Bubble
Thursday, den 11. March 2010Wow, 10 years today since the bursting of the dotcom bubble! Great post here from Robin Goad from Hitwise about how the Internet landscape has changed over the last decade:
Below is a list of the top 20 websites in the UK last week, with Google and Facebook topping the list. Back in the heyday of [...]
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Dads and their dancing skills
Tuesday, den 9. March 2010Has anyone ever wanted their Dad to dance in public. Has anyone ever wanted their Dad to dance in public, and then video it?? Well apparently The Jamaica Tourist Board is doing just that – encouraging kids to not only laugh at their Dad’s most cringe inducing dancing, but to capture the moves as part [...]
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Transport For London to Review its Digital Advertising Business
Thursday, den 25. February 2010TFL has sent out a tender to agencies inviting them to compete for the business. Currently managed by Mediaedge; the business includes display advertising and paid search activity.According to the tender, the brief may include an Olympic Media Plan in the run-up to the London 2012 Olympics.
How exciting, we really are starting to feel the [...]
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Yahoo include Live Twitter Feeds
Wednesday, den 24. February 2010In a bid to improve users social media experiances, Yahoo has followed Google lead by intergrating real-time twitter feeds into their search results.
The Brand Republic reported:
“As part of a deeper integration with Twitter, Yahoo! ID users will be able to access tweets while they are using Yahoo!’s mail and sports sites. Users will also be [...]
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My Fave facts from SES
Friday, den 19. February 2010I was lucky enough to attend some of the SES talks in London on Thursday the 19th. Here are some key fact from my messy notes:
- In the new MSN/Yahoo search deal – Yahoo still keeps ownership of mobile search – they ain’t so dumb afterall
- Its 2010 and we are still all struggling to [...]
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I’d buy them…
Friday, den 12. February 2010Well, this is unheard of at Tug. No one has mentioned/blogged/tweeted about the iPad for at least 24 hours. I’m getting withrawls, so here’s my contribution…
(Not quite sure why I find it so funny, but I do!)
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Google Buzz Vs Yahoo Buzz …….. Erm!
Thursday, den 11. February 2010Well no, this isn’t accurate at all. Yes they have the same name and yes they are both social and that’s just about where the comparison ends! So what does our Brand Spanking New Google Buzz have to offer?? Well, nothing too spectacular if you ask me, which you didn’t, so lets take a little look closer!!! [...]
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Facebook Expands Bing Search Deal
Tuesday, den 9. February 2010Microsoft and Facebook have ended their advertising deal in which the software giant sold display ads on the social network, while at the same time expanding their search relationship. The announcement comes as a major Facebook redesign is being rolled out gradually to users.
Microsoft will continue to sell search advertising for Facebook, [...]
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Interesting SES 2010 London Sessions
Tuesday, den 2. February 2010The 2010 London Search Engine Strategies (SES) Expo is almost upon us and is all set to open its doors 16th to 18th of February. It looks like it going to be a very interesting event with a line up of keynote speakers including Jim Sterne and Avinash Kaushik. Check [...]
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SEO black hats are now going after the Apple iPad
Tuesday, den 2. February 2010The Apple iPad is not for sale yet, but the amount of people talking about the iPad increases as its release date comes closer. As predicted, many SEO black hats are building scams around the keyword (Ipad).
Pretty much all the black hat campaigns are going after the keywords “Apple Tablet” or “Apple iPad rumor”. [...]
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