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TrustedSEOS.com to release list of “Post-Panda” Recommended SEO Firms – Virtual-Strategy Magazine
Mar 17th
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TrustedSEOS.com to release list of “Post-Panda” Recommended SEO Firms
Virtual-Strategy Magazine TrustedSEOS.com is geared to release their latest list of SEO firms. This is, by far, their most important release, as it displays which SEO agencies survived the Panda update, and which were adversely impacted. Having made it through Panda, … |
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TrustedSEOS.com to release list of “Post-Panda” Recommended SEO Firms – Yahoo! Contributors Network
Mar 17th
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TrustedSEOS.com to release list of “Post-Panda” Recommended SEO Firms
Yahoo! Contributors Network TrustedSEOS.com is geared to release their latest list of SEO firms. This is, by far, their most important release, as it displays which SEO agencies survived the Panda update, and which were adversely impacted. Having made it through Panda, … |
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Promotion World Selects Brick Marketing for Annual Top SEO Firm List – PR Leap (press release)
Mar 6th
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Promotion World Selects Brick Marketing for Annual Top SEO Firm List
PR Leap (press release) COM) BOSTON MA – Brick Marketing, a Boston SEO company, has been selected as one of 10 top SEO firms for the year 2011 by Promotion World. "I'm thrilled that Brick Marketing was selected as a Promotion World Top 10 SEO company for 2011. |
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Concert Rich Snippets: List Your Ticket Sale Site Under Band Web Sites
Feb 24th
Google announced they are now showing concert rich snippets on band web sites so that you can see upcoming concerts and even book them on ticket sales web sites. The results will show you upcoming concert tour dates in your area right on the results page under the band’s web site. Here is a…
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Top 10 Free SEO Tips List for January Released by JM Internet Group – PR Web (press release)
Feb 20th
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Top 10 Free SEO Tips List for January Released by JM Internet Group
PR Web (press release) Leading SEO Training company provides free SEO tips service. Questions about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) answered by industry expert, Jason McDonald. The JM Internet Group (web: jm-seo.org), a leader in providing Search Engine Optimization (SEO) … |
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Daily Wrap: January’s List of Apps You Need to See and more
Feb 8th
Dan Rowinski rounds up the best apps, in our opinion, of January 2012. This and more in today’s Daily Wrap.
Sometimes it’s difficult to catch everything that hits tech media in a day, so we wrap up some of the most talked about stories. We give you a daily recap of what you missed in the ReadWriteWeb Community, including a link to some of the most popular discussions in our offsite communities on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+ as well.
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New iPhone, iPad and Android Apps for January 2012
In what is surely a labor of love, Dan Rowinski combs through the mass of apps released each month and highlights the best for you. This month we have added a few staff picks, so you can see picks from several ReadWriteWeb staffers too. From new releases on Android and iOS to notable updates released last month, this list will help you get your phone and tablet up to date. Check out New iPhone, iPad and Android Apps for January 2012.
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Were Turntable.fm and “Group Listening” Just a Summertime Fad?
Other than Spotify, there could hardly have been a more buzz-worthy music startup this summer than Turntable.fm. The group listening and virtual DJing app seemed to come out of nowhere and take the Web by storm, grabbing funding and users in huge quantities. The company, which rose from the pivot-generated ashes of mobile scannable sticker startup StickyBits, first went live in May of last year and became all the rage among the kids. (more)
Web Pros: Candidates Are Running Neck-And-Neck In Mediocre Web Design
We asked expert Web designers to evaluate the major presidential candidates’ campaign Web sites. The candidates got okay, but not great, marks. And in a year when social media and mobile technology could play a role in the election, okay may not be good enough. (more)
Harvard Researcher Uses Social Media To Predict Stock Market Volume
Social media sentiment can predict fluctuations in stock market volume as much as six to seven days ahead of time, according to a Harvard Business School doctoral candidate who has been studying the impact social media has on equities. (more)
Watch Out Netflix: Amazon to Stream Everything From Spongebob to Jersey Shore
Amazon’s on-demand streaming video offering just got a whole lot more attractive. The company announced today that they signed a deal with Viacom, allowing them to offer thousands of new videos from sources like MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, BET and Nickelodeon, among others. (more)
Path Apologizes For Privacy Mistake. Do You Accept?
After an enterprising hacker discovered a privacy problem in beloved new social app Path yesterday, its creators have issued an update and an apology. “We commit to you that we will continue to be transparent and always serve you our users, first,” CEO Dave Morin writes. (more)
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[Video] An IT Security Guy Walks Into the Room…
In honor of yesterday’s Safer Internet Day, we present a tribute to the IT security folks that keep most of us running during the day and from drowning in a sea of spam and malware. We know the “$#!& people say” meme is a little played out, but we feel that’s mostly because there have been some really mediocre entries into the genre recently. The video below is sure to leave you giggling if you belong to the geeky group of IT security experts. Check it out. (more)
Expect “Windows 8 for Mobile” at Feb. 29 Barcelona Rollout
A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to ReadWriteWeb this afternoon that the Consumer Preview phase of Windows 8 testing is slated to begin on Wednesday, February 29, with a gala rollout event in Barcelona. That’s to coincide – for the first time – with Mobile World Congress, which has not generally been known as the kind of affair where a PC operating system is the headliner. (more)
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Exclusive: Interview With Inside Apple’s Adam Lashinsky [Video]
On Friday, February 3, at the lovely Delancey St. Theater in San Francisco, ReadWriteWeb and our new home company, SAY Media, co-hosted a release party for Adam Lashinsky’s new book, Inside Apple: How America’s Most Admired – And Secretive – Company Really Works. It was our first joint event since we joined SAY in December. RWW and SAY are working together to figure out the future of media, so a gathering to discuss a book about Apple was a great place to start. (more)
Grovo How To Do SEO Video Series
We’ve written earlier about Grovo, an online video e-learning site that conducts a lot of celebrity interviews. Some of them are more interesting than others. Today they have a new series with Zach Ciperski, the Director of SEO for EliteSEM and also serves as Vice President of CoffeeForLess.com. He has built sites for some major retailers and teaches SEO at New York University, among other places. His series is on How To SEO, and is worth watching if you are still struggling with the basics, or need some help before you go forth and try to hire an SEO specialist. Here is one five-minute segment on making small tweaks to your site. (more)
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Skype Integration Tops List Of Windows Phone 8 Rumors
Feb 5th
Microsoft could unveil a stand-alone Skype application for Windows Phone as soon as this month’s Mobile Phone Congress, and Skype is expected to be standard on the mobile operating system when the company launches Windows Phone 8.
Skype was acquired by Microsoft in 2011 and a Skype client for Windows Phone had been promised by the end of last year. So far, Microsoft and its Skype unit have been quiet about the integration, but the Verge is reporting that company employees can now download a test version of Skype from the Windows Phone Marketplace.
Meanwhile, an internal Microsoft video that had been intended for executives at Nokia, is fueling more speculation about what features will be added to Windows Phone 8. Known by the codename Apollo, Windows Phone 8 is expected to be released sometime after the release of the Tango operating system, which is also expected at the Mobile Phone Congress.
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The video, obtained by the smartphone review site PocketNow, will have better integration with Microsoft desktop clients which should allow developers to reuse much of their code. While Windows Phone has been mostly lauded by crtics, a chief complaint has been a lack of apps.
Windows Phone 8 is also being upgraded to work on a wider range of hardware, and will include support for NFC radios.
Microsoft also said it expects 100,000 apps to be available for Windows Phone by the time Apollo is launched, which is currently rumored to be sometime in the fourth quarter.
“Overall, we’re looking at a lot of changes and additions here, all of which seem designed to either bring Windows Phone in line with other platforms, feature-wise, or make it more closely identical to the desktop version of Windows,” Evan Blass wrote on PocketNow. “It’s probably safe to say that the jump from Mango/Tango to Apollo will be nearly as significant as the transition from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone, and this preview certainly gives us a lot to look forward to.”
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Google+ Hangouts Add Screen Sharing to List of Collaboration Tools
Jan 11th
Hangouts, the versatile video chat that continues to be the standout feature of Google+, got a visual and functional update today. The primary video feed is now bigger and better emphasized.
Hangouts also now offer screen sharing between users, a feature available on Skype and Apple’s iChat as well as more work-oriented collaboration platforms. This is a killer feature for Hangouts, making it even more useful as a tool for live collaboration.
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Hangouts allow users to bring in Google Docs, and smartphone users can use mobile video chat to participate. The addition of screen sharing makes Hangouts a versatile, compelling, free way to conduct remote meetings. Google Apps customers can use Hangouts with their team as part of the package.
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The Developers’ Wish List for HTML5 In 2012
Jan 10th
What do developers want to see for HTML5 in 2012? It is an evolving standard and while 2011 was a great year for HTML5 innovation, there are still many aspects that could be implemented or upgraded.
Leading HTML5 development studios Sencha and appMobi weigh in below on what each would like to see for HTML5 in 2012. The answers range from simple to complex, with better caching and media support to some of the more complex aspects of the standard. There is much that can still be done with the HTML5 spec, but what about growing an ecosystem for Web apps?
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Sencha Talks Specs
Sencha’s Michael Mullany wrote a blog post on the top 10 the company would like to see implemented to HTML5 in 2012. Here is a quick rundown of his list:
Note: This list is in reverse chronological order. In this version, No. 10 is the most desired on the wish list.
- HTML5 Media implementations: This comes down to more device access without having to use native wrappers for mobile applications. Camera access is a big feature missing from the mobile browser and one of the reasons that developers often go to native solutions for publishing apps.
- HTML5 audio quality: This is no secret, but audio in HTML5 is a mess. Layered sounds and interactive audio are nearly impossible to implement at this point without some extreme headaches from developers. If you are looking at one long form audio clip, that is fairly easy, but imagine a game with music running in the background that makes a sound every time you press the “jump” button and attain a coin? That is much hard to pull off and requires more robust HTML5 support.
- Better Offline Caching: The tip for offline caching started in the middle of 2011 but Sencha would like to see more features and easier integration. Mozilla and Amazon were both leaders in offline caching support. “Mobile browsers in particular have had idiosyncratic and occasionally buggy interpretations of cache manifests. So, we’re wishing for a more dynamic, easier caching mechanism, ideally one that has some JavaScript APIs,” Mullany wrote.
- Web Intents: Standardization and support for Web Intents will be important for cross-platform proliferation. Web Intents is a frame for client-side service discovery and inter-application communication. Essentially, it attempts to tie many different APIs together for basic functionality to ease the burden on the developer. Web Intents standardization would go a long way towards that goal.
- WebGL everywhere: This is probably self-explanatory but Sencha would like to see more support for WebGL graphics rendering and make it ubiquitous across mobile broswers. For instance, Apple only supports WebGL for iAd, which more or less means that Apple hardly supports it at all.
- IndexedDB: So long WebSQL, hello IndexedDB. It is not that WebSQL is completely dead but it did itself no favors by having its website hacked last year and running afoul of Mozilla. IndexedDB is likely the future of cross-browser offline storage, Sencha would like to see it everywhere.
- Right-sizing images: This comes down to some aspects of “responsive” design in getting the right sized image to any mobile device. Sencha would like to see the CSS4 Images standard get some more attention this year and have it added to either HTML or CSS.
- Contacts API: Another self-explanatory item that falls into the device access category.
- Background services: For mobile developers, this has a lot to do with push notifications, something that appMobi (see next page) greatly agrees with. Mullany writes, “We’d also like to see more capabilities for managing multiple resources and handling background tasks. Chrome, once again, is leading on implementing these OS-y type services. Web notifications are in working draft and we wish they get broader implementation this year. We’d also like to see server-sent events get the wake-up behavior that’s spec’d.”
- Better mobile browser debugging: This actually has more to do with tools than the HTML5 spec itself. Better mobile debugging on more devices. Is it that hard people?
Next Page: appMobi’s Chief Technology Officer weighs in not on the spec itself, but the need to evolve the ecosystem.
Where’s Santa Claus? The 2011 Santa Tracker List, From NORAD To Your Phone!
Dec 24th
It’s Christmas Eve! Santa Claus is on his annual trip of delivering presents to good little boys and girls around the world. Time also for our annual tradition, telling you how to track Santa using the internet, by smartphone and even through good old-fashioned voice telephone calls. NORAD:…
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