Semantic Business Search Engine Launches, Google Pay Per Action...
- Danny says it's time for old media to start linking out. I'm applauding - so loud you'll probably be able to hear it where you are sitting. Linking out is just plain good manners. Failing to link out is just plain rude.
- Zoom.info is a business search engine. They claim they have launched the "first market ready semantic search engine"
- I'm calling April 1st on this from Yahoo!. Since when is Gay Rodeo underground? ;)
- Why journalism matters. "What happens when you have thousands of people wielding the power of the press without any shared principles or standards?". I don't think a "blogger code of ethics" is going to go anywhere, though. The co-called "blog problem" is that blogs aren't journalism. Blogs are conversation, and conversation is messy, opinionated, and off-the-cuff. I liked Aarons take on it.
- How to work no-follow. "Just because a person came to a site through a no-follow link doesn't mean they won't link to you using a clean one"
- Pay-per-post detractors. Amusing rant.
- Barry takes a look at Google Pay Per Action.
- This made me smile.
- Google suggests you swim the ocean. It should take you 3,462 minutes. At least.
- Does MySpace "earn" 30 Million per month in Adsense revenue?
- Story about receiving the yellow card from Google.
- This is way off topic, but if there are any musicians/home recording enthusiasts reading this, and you're after a fully-featured DAW that doesn't suck, then check out Reaper. It's free. It's made by the guy who brought you WinAmp.
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