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An Infographic on the Right Track: Grad School to Google

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Case in point: this interactive graphic from OnlinePhD.org, which steps you through Google’s growth year by year (thanks to Google Tutor for the lead.) But now and then I run across an infographic that is distinctly different, and worth sharing. The drawing is not outstanding, but the interactivity and engagement are.

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Is Advertising in New Media Doomed?

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For many in B2B publishing, the future hinges on a simple question: Is online advertising viable? This was a topic raised in last week’s episode of This Week in Google. This was a topic raised in last week’s episode of This Week in Google. The answer, unfortunately, is not yet clear.

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Is Advertising in New Media Doomed?

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For many in B2B publishing, the future hinges on a simple question: Is online advertising viable? This was a topic raised in last week’s episode of This Week in Google. This was a topic raised in last week’s episode of This Week in Google. The answer, unfortunately, is not yet clear.

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Time to Surf the Wave of the Personal Brand

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Mathew Ingram’s recounting today of blogger Nate Silver’s leap from the New York Times into the welcoming arms of ESPN underscores a trend B2B journalists and editors ignore at their peril. My sense is that most B2B journos are largely unaware of the trend, or largely unwilling to hop onto it. Time is running out.

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Why Publishers Need Early Adopters, Annoying or Not

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Yesterday, B2B editor and blogger Maureen Alley wrote a provocative post declaring that early adopters are annoying. Alley herself, after all, stands out among young B2B journalists for being well ahead of her peers in adopting the tools and ethos of social media. I’m not sure she means it.

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Managing Your Career in the Social Media Era: Sources

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As part of a webinar for B2B editors on September 23, 2010, I’m speaking on “Managing Your Career in the Social Media Era.” (The The webinar, “ Enhancing Your Career in the B2B Press ,” is sponsored by the American Society of Business Press Editors.). What Would Google Do? , by Jeff Jarvis. That is no longer true.”. Crush It! ,

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Signals of Quality vs. Good SEO

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Last month, I wrote about a discussion on an episode of This Week in Google (TWiG) featuring Google’s Matt Cutts. The following week, TWiG host Leo Laporte cited my article at the start of an expanded discussion of Google’s intent regarding content farms. and have signals of quality.&#.

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