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Ken Yeung
Can Flash and Google Get Along?
The answer is still no…there’s no way for an all Flash site to be search engine friendly…and a blog on Google’s website proves it. In other words, it came from the horse’s mouth. Here are some snippets from that blog entry: Flash is inherently a visual medium, and Googlebot doesn’t have eyes. Googlebot can typically […]
Your Ad May Be Infected
A ClickZ.com article recently reported… July 20, 2007Further Reports on Infected Ads The Wall Street Journal is reporting “Hackers Can Now Deliver Viruses via Web Ads,” (link), an issue we reported last month when Internet security firm Finjan released a report. June was by no means the first occurrence of rogue ads showing up on […]
Domain Names: Snatch Up or Pay Up
I’ve noticed that there seems to be an issue with how many domain names do you need to buy when you want to promote your website. If you have a company called AlphaXYZ, you’ll need a website…and with a website, you’ll need a domain, or two or three. Why multiple domains? Well because in the […]
Interactive Media: Traditional Media’s Unmentioned Cousin
As I sit here and watch the CNN-YouTube debate on TV, I think about all the political hoopla going on in America, I look at all the online tools being used and seldom mentioned on traditional media. Let’s examine the facts… When all the politicians announced their candidacy for president of the United States, mainstream […]
Second Life? What’s wrong with the one I have now?
So an article appeared on ClickZ.com talking about how Second Life has become rather routine and mundane when it comes to opening up a new shop or product to attract the masses. Basically here are some key thoughts from the article: Marketers started jumping on that bandwagon over two years ago. If you haven’t already […]
Talk about Viral Marketing
Here’s some shameless plugging courtesy of the Ustream.tv webstream of the Web Managers Round Table that I went to. The guy interviewing me is Peter Corbett from Blattner Brunner and a pretty smart guy to know when it comes to web 2.0 and other social media. If you forward the movie to 5:30, you’ll see […]
What Qualifies as a Good Presentation?
I received an e-mail from Citrix earlier today and one of the stories in the newsletter was about this recently concluded contest on Slideshare. In case you didn’t know about Slideshare, it’s this PowerPoint version of YouTube that anyone can post their high-tech, fancy designed presentations on and people can comment. The interface looks pretty […]
Web Manager’s Round Table
I was fortunate enough recently to participate in a Web Manager’s Round Table at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association building here in Washington, DC yesterday and I found it most informative. First of all, I managed to get interviewed by Peter Corbett from Blattner Brunner regarding how broadband video can be an instrumental tool […]
Flickr is NOT a Free Stock Photography Website
Something has web guru Molly Holzschlag up in a roar as she recently posted a little tiff she’s having with Virgin Mobile over their latest campaign on her website. There are a couple of things wrong with this campaign, in my opinion… Flickr is NOT a free stock photography site, people…and believe me, this is […]
All Hail Steve Jobs…the Geek of Geeks…
Although not surprising and in an article on CNN.com, Steve Jobs, the founder of the worldwide best-selling iPod, has been named by Blender magazine the “undisputed king of the online music revolution” and has helped shape the way that music is listened in the world today. This ranking was in correlation to the magazine’s ranking […]