blogosphere

ZDNet Resources

• sort by:
• Relevance
• Date
• Popularity

What's working and what's not in SEO?

At the Revenue Bootcamp Conference in Mountain View, Calif., panelists discussed the best ways to drive traffic to your site. Dion Lim, COO of SimplyHired.com, stresses his company's success with partnerships--if you make people money, he says, they'll be your friends for life. Neil Patel, a Quick Sprout Blogger, says...

Tags: Search Engine Optimization, Founder, Search, Marketing Research, Business Structures, Marketing, Finance, SEO, Revenue Bootcamp, search engines, blogosphere, blogging, keywords, money

Videos 2009-07-13

Video of the day: Prankster mocks those who linked to fake Chrome OS images

Here in the tech blogosphere, we love our news scoops. And when we can't get them ourselves, we're quick to link to those who do get them. Apparently, that's not always the smartest move. At some point yesterday, when everyone and his mother was posting news about...

Tags: Google Inc., Prankster, Video, Blogosphere, Image, Blogging, Corporate Communications, Internet, Marketing, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-07-09

Google makes the blogosphere more universal

Google makes the blogosphere more universalSkepticalI am usually very skeptical about translation software. It takes a lot of intelligence to do a reasonable translation and these softwares have a long road ahead my opinion. The result is usually something very hard to understand or wrong translation because of interpretation that...

Tags: Blogging, Google Makes, blogosphere, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-11-12

Google makes the blogosphere more universal

I have come across blogs in the past that look very interesting, but are completely unreadable. Poor writing? Not at all, just in another language. On occasion, I have subscribed to these interesting feeds, and when a new article is published, I translate it into English using...

Tags: Google Inc., Blogosphere, Language, Blogging, Internet, Garett Rogers

Blog posts 2008-11-10

Hunt for Palin 'hacker': Journalism or mob mentality?

David Sarno has a thought-provoking piece on the blogosphere's track-down-cum-witch-hunt that fingered David Kernell as the "Sarah Palin Hacker" long before the feds indicted him or anyone else (which they still haven't done.)Indeed, a grand jury met today in Chattanooga and failed to issue any indictments. (Times Free Press.) ...

Tags: Life, Journalism, Blogosphere, Hacker, Mob, David Sarno, Blogging, Hacking, Internet, Security, Richard Koman

Blog posts 2008-09-23

Microsoft disappoints on SaaS. Didn't you see it coming?

So Microsoft's much-rumored big splash in SaaS this week turns out to be an extension of its hosted SharePoint and Exchange offerings. As Dana Gardner writes, Microsoft Online Services is "about maintaining the base of the small businesses and department-level buyers of Microsoft products. In essence, this is defense." ...

Tags: Software-as-a-service, On-demand, Microsoft Corp., Blogosphere, Software As A Service (SaaS), Emerging Technologies, Phil Wainewright

Blog posts 2008-03-03

Microsoft to Enter SaaS

The blogosphere is on fire with the anticipated announcement that Microsoft will be entering the Software as a Service SaaS market this or next week. Just how they’ll enter the market is still uncertain. My guess is that they’ll in part blend SaaS with desktop technology much the way we’ve...

Tags: Software, Desktop, Google Inc., Web, Software-as-a-service, Microsoft Corp., Blogosphere, Carr, Software As A Service (SaaS), Data Centers, Emerging Technologies, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Dave Greenfield

Blog posts 2008-03-02

Fuming over fumes: E.P.A. is 0 for 3 with a loss in the blogosphere

The Environmental Protection Agency Orwellian doublespeak in its current incarnation seems to be having its own lame duck problems during the final months of the current American regime. The latest two attacks come from the non-executive parts of the federal government itself. A federal appeals court...

Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Blogosphere, Blogging, Federal Government, Internet, Government, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2008-02-10

No nuces is good nucs? Blogosphere begs to differ with this blogger, as usual

No nuces is good nucs? Blogosphere begs to differ with this blogger, as usualNuclear water useAs a pro-nuclear blogger working at Idaho Samizdat http://djysrv.blogspot.com, I get the question all the time about water use. It's important to note you walked into a current controversy over water use by...

Tags: Blogging, NEI, blogosphere, nuclear plant, fission

Discussion threads 2008-01-26

No nuces is good nucs? Blogosphere begs to differ with this blogger, as usual

My recent blog on the drought possibly shutting down some American nuclear power plants raised some comment. All of it negative about this idiot blogger. I've now been labelled an "ecosocialist." Was that because I mentioned Chernobyl? NO, that mess happened under a faux-socialist regime so maybe...

Tags: Nuclear Energy, Blogosphere, Plant, Blogger, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2008-01-25

Yahoo going on a diet?

The blogosphere is busy with rumors of Yahoo laying off up to 20 percent of its workforce Techmeme, which numbers about 12,000. Silicon Alley Insider reported from a source that the potential layoffs are tied in part to Yahoo's stock performance: The "list" is reportedly the...

Tags: Jerry Yang, Layoff, Stock, Yahoo! Inc., Blogosphere, Workforce Management, Investment, Strategy, Human Resources, Finance, Management, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2008-01-20

Want to know what I'd like to see at MacWorld?

The blogosphere has been buzzing with MacWorld rumors and I have to admit that I can't wait for January 15th myself. As much as I love Kubuntu and Linux in general, OS X has some built-in features (iLife, in particular) that are increasingly attractive. Similarly, while many Apple...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Apple Inc., Blogosphere, Desktops, Apple Mac OS X, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software, Apple Mac OS, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2008-01-10

Here's why Netflix set-top box will only be a modest success

The blogosphere is all abuzz about Netflix's announcement that they are developing a set-top box with LG Electronics that will let Netflix subscribers watch movies streamed from the Web to their TVs. I am sorry, but I don't see a huge behavioral shift here. ...

Tags: NetFlix Inc., Set-top Box, Set-top, Problem, Blogosphere, Tv & Home Theater, Personal Technology, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2008-01-03

Hey Facebook's Zuckerberg, we're the blogosphere and we won't ease up until you kill Beacon

Hey Facebook's Zuckerberg, we're the blogosphere and we won't ease up until you kill BeaconRun and hide little boyMore likely than not, he has ran and hide in his parent's basement, that punk that he is. He really thought he is smarter than everyone else and he can abuse them...

Tags: Blogging, Facebook, blogosphere, Zuckerberg

Discussion threads 2007-12-04

Hey Facebook's Zuckerberg, we're the blogosphere and we won't ease up until you kill Beacon

Robert Scoble's so right about Facebook and their suddenly low-visibility CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Paraphrasing Robert's thoughts, he views this low viz as being driven in large measure by the blogosphere calling Facebook out about this privacy-invading Beacon thing of theirs. You know, that...

Tags: Facebook, Blogosphere, Beacon, Blogging, Internet, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2007-12-04

Facebook Ads: Monetizing the social graph and social graft

The blogosphere is loaded up with all flavors of Facebook Ads analysis, and much handwringing over the notion of users expressing their enthusiasm for Diet Coke or "American Gangster" on their Facebook page and Coca-Cola or Universal Pictures placing ads in the newsfeed as the items are spooled to their...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Advertisement, Blogosphere, MySpace, Facebook Ads, Cluetrain, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-11-07

First patent suit against Linux has a Kevin Bacon-esque connection to Microsoft

It appears as though the first patent suit against Linux -- targeting Red Hat and Novell -- is now official. According to Groklaw's Pamela Jones: IP Innovation LLC has just filed a patent infringement claim against Red Hat and Novell. It was filed October 9, case...

Tags: Novell Inc., Patent, Red Hat Inc., Microsoft Corp., Blogosphere, Jones, Linux, Open Source, UNIX, Operating Systems, Software, David Berlind

Blog posts 2007-10-11

Mood Orb 1.1 (Windows)

Ambient feedback on the blogosphere mood based on two terms you define. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Blogosphere, Mood, Alister Lewis-Bowen, Blogging, Internet

Software downloads 2007-07-26

Google's risky advertising business

Michael Arrington continues to be quite displeased with the PayPerPost business model."How much is your soul worth" he asks, in TechCrunch's second "Soulless" PayPerPost story.BUT, are media souls really in danger of being compromised merely because of one new advertorial entrant into the publishing market?TechCrunch has reassuringly undescored that IT "does not accept...

Tags: AdSense, Advertising, AdWords, Google, Google Ads

Blog posts 2007-05-28

F**k China

Seems like the F-word is more popular than China on the blogosphere. According to a Scansafes Monthly Global Threat Report for March 2007: "Up to 80 percent of blogs contain potentially offensive content, which can range from adult language to pornographic images, and about 6 percent of blogs host malware."It...

Tags: Uncategorized

Blog posts 2007-04-25