With the impending SOPA circus coming to a head, Google has issued guidelines on how to minimise any potential lasting hang over caused by temporarily closing down your site, removing or changing page content as a protest… Beyond the agitating the advice could be applied in different circumstances where content is temporarily changed or removed…
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Useful and amusing post on recent algorithm changes to Google Search and how Google comes up with codenames for updates like ‘Panda’ and ‘Caffeine’ Read the Google Blogpost Back to blog / Back to Evisible
Article from Nature – Research into the conductivity of Nano-scale electrical components promises the continuation of Moore’s Law with even smaller processors. Read the article Back to blog / Back to Evisible
Wired’s Dave Winer AKA Web Monkey, muses on the life cycle of technology adoption and the battle for control between legislators / gatekeepers, innovators and user communities, can you guess who always wins?… Read the article… Back to blog / Back to Evisible
Sales of iOS and Android enabled mobile devices are up massively on Christmas 2010. So with mobile access to 3.7 million more potential customers, what’s your mobile strategy in 2012? Let Evisible help you make it a winning one. Article from T3 Back to blog / Back to Evisible
Difficult to see how Flash can remain relevant to any platform without mobile support… Article from Wired detailing the demise of the platform that brought motion to the web… Read the Article Back to blog / Back to Evisible
Social Media Marketeers using Facebook for corporate communications can now use their Facebook Profiles to collect email and preference information about visitors to their FB pages… Article from Clickz Back to blog / Back to Evisible
Impact of Google’s shiny new ‘Instant’ SERPs on SEO and ‘Key Term Matching’ strategies for Adwords.
Article observing the seo lessons learned from Google’s patent strategy
Harvard research shows that Google and opportunist website owners are generating significant revenues from so-called ‘Typo-squating’ of mis-spelt domain names.
