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Geotagging Photos

August 18th, 2010 · No Comments · SEO, Technology

The pho­tos you post online may reveal more about your­self than you know. See here Continue reading

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Help With Google Feedburner

June 29th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Administrative, SEO, Technology

Reader Genius just informed Con­sid­er­a­tions that our RSS Feed­burner is not pro­vid­ing arti­cle con­tent — only the head­line, foot­ers, and adver­tise­ments. I looked into Feed­burner and saw this prob­lem: This feed does not val­i­date. line 2, col­umn 1108: Unde­fined chan­nel ele­ment: div [help] … >http://wordpress.org/?v=abc</generator><div style=”padding:7px; dis­play … The para­graph of code to which it […]

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Definition of Journalism: Public Journalism for Online Reporters

June 2nd, 2010 · 2 Comments · Boston, Business, Education, Journalism, Law, Marketing, Massachusetts, Media, Personal, Politics, SEO, Technology, The Middle East

JERUSALEM — Ha’aretz, an Israeli news­pa­per, asks the impor­tant ques­tion of how the Inter­net has changed jour­nal­ism in light of a local con­fer­ence on “Democ­racy and its Chal­lenges”: Hav­ing a lap­top and cell phone with a cam­era built into it doesn’t nec­es­sar­ily make you a jour­nal­ist, the jour­nal­ist and writer Pierre Asselin said on Monday… […]

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SEO Killed Headlines">How SEO Killed Headlines

May 21st, 2010 · 2 Comments · Advertising, Boston, Business, Humor, Journalism, Language, Marketing, Media, Personal, SEO, Technology

David Carr writes an insight­ful piece on how keyword-heavy head­lines have destroyed the noble — or at least comedic — art of news­pa­per headline-writing: Head­lines in news­pa­pers and mag­a­zines were once writ­ten with read­ers in mind, to be clever or catchy or evoca­tive. Now head­lines are just there to get the search engines to notice. […]

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Social-Media Selfishness

April 11th, 2010 · No Comments · Culture, Israel, Marketing, Personal, Technology, The Middle East

RISHON LEZION, Israel — So I was chat­ting with a casual acquain­tance at a local pub, and we had the fol­low­ing exchange: “How was India?” I asked her. Sec­u­lar, cyn­i­cal Israelis love going to India on vaca­tion — part of me think it’s the easy access to drugs there, and the other part thinks they […]

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SEO Can Help Your Business">How SEO Can Help Your Business

March 22nd, 2010 · No Comments · Administrative, Advertising, Blogosphere, Books, Boston, Business, Israel, Journalism, Marketing, Massachusetts, Media, Personal, Technology, The Middle East

JERUSALEM — As I noted in my book review of “Inbound Mar­ket­ing,” I founded this blog in 2006 when I was a Boston reporter but did not know about SEO key­words and Inter­net mar­ket­ing until I worked in the Israeli high-tech indus­try: Based on my expe­ri­ence, I learned that con­tent by itself rarely brings significant […]

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Facebook strikes again

February 23rd, 2010 · 3 Comments · Business, Culture, Law, Marketing, Politics, Technology

I would never try to assert that Face­book doesn’t have the author­ity to cen­sor what­ever they want. They’re a pri­vate com­pany, and your pri­vacy is signed over the moment you sign up. Still, when Face­book starts polic­ing groups that advo­cate for things, it starts to get a lit­tle bit strange. Check out an email sent by […]

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Airport Security on Flights to Israel

December 31st, 2009 · No Comments · Civil Liberties, Culture, Israel, Law, Palestine, Personal, Politics, Technology, The Middle East, Traveling, War on Terror

JERUSALEM — The Toronto Star won­ders whether North Amer­i­can air­ports should be “Israeli­fied” to make it eas­ier for pas­sen­gers: “It is mind­bog­gling for us Israelis to look at what hap­pens in North Amer­ica, because we went through this 50 years ago,” said Rafi Sela, the pres­i­dent of AR Chal­lenges, a global trans­porta­tion secu­rity con­sul­tancy. He’s […]

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