Litmus

OCTOBER 31, 2018

Around August 2009, I was living 30 minutes away from my job at the time. Specifically, our team is responsible for all the customer-facing web properties, including full-stack web apps and APIs, most of them built with Ruby on Rails. How did you get started with remote work? I eased into remote work. Our team is about 15 folks total.

Work Management 71

Work Management Marketing Management Distribution Privacy 71

Buzz Marketing for Technology

JUNE 27, 2008

Social Search at LinkedIn Beats Google. Written by Bernard Lunn / May 21, 2008 11:15 AM. / 12 Comments. I just found a more useful way to search than Google. It only works for a defined use case, but, in a search market that is 85% going on 90% Google-dominated, this can still be significant. Business social network LinkedIn.

Linkedin 100

Linkedin Google Enterprise Management Work Management 100

Convince & Convert

SEPTEMBER 8, 2010

MySpace last week declared what amounts to a post-modern armistice, announcing that they will integrate status updates with Facebook (and Twitter). MySpace used to be Janet, and now it’s LaToya – at best. Coincidental timing too, as Yahoo ! gave up their search engine duties in U.S. and Canada to Microsoft’s Bing last week.

Paid Content 136

Paid Content Facebook Paid Search Agency Advertising Agencies 136

Convince & Convert

AUGUST 3, 2010

Facebook’s opening of the API to searches (and the subsequent inclusion of Facebook content in Google, Bing, Yahoo search results) blunts the historical searchability advantage of Web pages. Do You “Like&# Me in Attack Mode? Facebook is waging a three-pronged war on websites. The first front is the battle of expectations.

Social Media 167

Social Media Facebook Paid Content Marketing Websites 167

Convince & Convert

AUGUST 3, 2010

Facebook’s opening of the API to searches (and the subsequent inclusion of Facebook content in Google, Bing, Yahoo search results) blunts the historical searchability advantage of Web pages. Do You “Like&# Me in Attack Mode? Facebook is waging a three-pronged war on websites. The first front is the battle of expectations.

Facebook 167

Facebook Marketing Websites Paid Content Social Media 167