by Brian Wallace | Sep 18, 2007 | Reddit, Social Media
It’s official. Reddit has launched some much needed improvements from Beta. From the Reddit blog: You may have noticed we haven’t released anything substantive in a while. Well, so has Conde Nast. In light of this, we made some quick changes that are part... by Brian Wallace | Sep 17, 2007 | Netscape / Propeller, Social Media
Some encouraging news from Netscape social news. When Netscape first put rumors to bed about Netscape shutting down social news, announcing the move to propeller.com, the Propeller domain brought up nothing. Today, going to Propeller.com brings up the familiar... by Brian Wallace | Sep 17, 2007 | Google
Google AdSense is putting together a very informative Webinar on AdSense features. Anyone interested in monetizing their blog, still learning the ropes, or just not on top of the latest features should attend this Wednesday, 9/19/07. Also, if you’re not a member... by Brian Wallace | Sep 11, 2007 | Netscape / Propeller, Social Media
I was very pleased to see that Tom Drapeau, Director of Netscape has finally put the rumors to rest with a post earlier today on the Netscape blog: The Netscape social news experience that you are currently using today will be migrated and revealed soon at... by Brian Wallace | Sep 11, 2007 | Blog
Today marks the 6th anniversary of the September 11th attacks – this year being the first time the date falls out on a Tuesday since then. Here is a flashback to 9/11/01 in search: Danny Sullivan was on the scene reporting how all the major search engines tried... by Brian Wallace | Sep 10, 2007 | Interviews
The NowSourcing blog had a chance to interview SEO turned domainer, Todd Mintz. 1 – How do you see entering the realm of domaining for SEO’s? I’ve read some good background information on how you got started, but do you have recommendations for people... by Brian Wallace | Sep 7, 2007 | Netscape / Propeller, Social Media
Last month, I reported a response to TechCrunch’s uncited source that Netscape social news was going away. When a valid source could not be reported, many of us dismissed it. I was wrong. Digg, you win. Sadly to say, looks like Michael Arrington was right. The... by Brian Wallace | Sep 6, 2007 | Social Media
(source: Facebook.com) Yesterday, I wrote about privacy concerns in which Facebook will be opening up user profiles to search engines such as Google. Many people are choosing to limit their public profiles, and understandably so. However, if you are using Facebook as... by Brian Wallace | Sep 5, 2007 | Social Media
Facebook is changing. I’ve been pretty resistant to be active in Facebook (oh no, another network to maintain?), but after all the pokes and invites, I recently gave in and started using Facebook more regularly. There are social networks consisting mainly of... by Brian Wallace | Sep 4, 2007 | Blog, Wordpress
Last week, we discussed the new WordPress Beta version. WordPress announced that it will release an updated beta today, along with weekly updates until the September 24th go live date. If you are a beta tester, you should definitely install this update, as several bug...