As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Tag Archive: seo
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
Tag Archive: seo
The SEO Benefits and Drawbacks of Creative Commons
As bloggers and other webmasters mull over the issue of SEO many wonder if and how Creative Commons fits in with their SEO strategies.
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
Can Blekko Help Detect Copied Content?
The new search engine Blekko offers a new way to detect plagiarism and other duplicate content, but how well does it work?
Lightbox Linking: Framing or Legitimate Linking?
Though not widespread, Lightbox-style linking/framing is gaining traction in some circles and may become a big controversy among webmasters in the coming months.
Finding the Age of a Page
If you need a quick and easy way to get an idea of when a post went life, there is a Firefox plugin that uses google to put that information just a click away.
The Rise of Made-For-Amazon Spam
As spam techniques evolve, it is inevitable that they begin to turn to newer and more reliable services to publish and profit from their junk content. In just such a push, many spammers are turning to Amazon as a means to make a quick, reliable dollar.
Spam Bloggers Who Backdate
Through a combination of trickery and error, it is often possible for a spam blog to appear to have posted your works before you did. However, what effect does this have on the search engines? The answer is “Not Much”.
A Dirty Spam Trick
Earlier today, I ran across a post on Digg that referenced a blog readability test. The idea behind the test is simple. You type in the URL of your blog or site and it tells you the approximate reading level required to understand it. It got me curious about the readibility of this site so…
Attributor Launches Content Monitoring Service
Web startup Attributor, previously covered here, has announced the launch of their content monitoring and analysis platform and is openly accepting customers for their service. According to Attributor, the system “works by allowing publishers to register and digitally fingerprint each piece of content” and then checking for uses of that content that violate previously determined…
Five Practical Reasons for Fighting Plagiarism
For most, being plagiarized is an inherently emotional experience. Finding out that someone else copied and claimed something that took hours to produce is bound to produce some negative feelings. This has lead some to wonder if fighting plagiarism is more about revenge than practicality. To some, it is better to simply forget about the…
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