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University of San Francisco Internet Marketing Online Faculty Member Joe Laratro to Present at SES NYC 2010

TAMPA, Fla., March 19 /PRNewswire/ -- The University of San Francisco's (USF) Internet Marketing online faculty member, Joe Laratro, will present his leading-edge Search Engine Marketing (SEM) tactics, "Bringing SEO In-House," on Wednesday, March 24, 2

Twitter Thinks I Am You

Not so long ago twitter added nofollow to when you mention someone using @ However they also added a small popup which provides extra information. This popup is only shown when you are logged in. Quite useful to easily see their bio and activity. That way

Twitter Search Results to Show Popular Tweets On Top

Twitter appears set to tweak search results to return the most popular tweets first — instead of the most recent — for any given search query. This according to Twitter Developer Advocate Taylor Singletary, who has just updated the developer Google Gr

Your Story Contest – Win a Free Pass to the S&S Spring Summit

If you’re still trying to get a ticket to the 2010 Search & Social Spring Summit, you must act fast! We’ve had contests going on all this week to give you a chance for a free pass: VIP package, Twitter and Youtube. Here’s another contest for you to

Blogging in 2010: What You Need To Know

In spite of all the claims that Blogging is dead, the numbers show Blogs are still a great way to get your message out there and to gain exposure and credibility in your industry. We’ll get started with some interesting stats on “The State of the Blog