Summary: In an effort to fight erroneous search results resulting from black hate SEO tactics, Google’s new update utilizes user feedback to rate the quality of search results. Google released its new weapon to fight content-farmers in February which it applied on April11 to all its English language searches. According to Google’s Webmaster Central blog, […]
Entries from April 2011 ↓
Google’s Panda update to fight content-farms
April 19th, 2011 — Technology
Anita McBride on ‘the most demanding unpaid job’
April 19th, 2011 — C-SPAN Interviews
Summary: The former chief of staff to Laura Bush talks about First Ladies in U.S. history, her work with the women of Afghanistan, which First Lady in history she would like to meet, and why Planned Parenthood is not safe from cuts in the federal budget. Former Chief of Staff to Laura Bush, Anita McBride […]
Mark Stencel talks about NPR and approaches to online journalism
April 12th, 2011 — Technology
Summary: Mark Stencel, currently the managing editor for digital news at National Public Radio, discusses how NPR expanded beyond being a radio only news outlet by utilizing multimedia and social networking sites, while highlighting the trends and tribulations in online journalism today. National Public Radio loves traffic, and may be the only people who do […]
Andrew Card on George W. Bush ‘history will judge him better’
April 8th, 2011 — C-SPAN Interviews
Summary: The former White House chief of staff discusses his admiration for the 43rd President of the United States and Obama’s appointment of William Daley as White House chief of staff. “What I miss the most about being chief of staff is the information I have…I found the information to be scary,” Andrew Card said […]
