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They’ve been eyeing each other across the way for years. Two 500lbs giant alpha-male gorillas with faeces in hand and ready to throw. Did Google finally strike the first blow? I was using Spreecast (a Google Hangouts competitor) few days ago, when I got an alert that Chrome is not fully compatible with all Spreecast functions. I found it [...]

Short answer is yes. They are. In fact, looking at the arc of algorithmic updates over the last 10+ years, it becomes clear who they’re working for. But don’t take it from me, here’s what Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, had to say about it. Internet is a “cesspool,” a festering sea of bad information. Brands are how [...]

I have a niche site. It’s about dogs . As you might imagine, “dogs” is a popular topic amongst humans, so competition for search traffic is fierce. No matter how hard I try, my little blog will never rank high on google’s search results. And here is why. What’s Age Got To Do With It?  [...]

Sweltering heat of the August sun was beating down on us like it knew it would have only few hours before we retreat into our caves not to be seen for weeks. But I was a geek amongst geeks, and sun or no sun, I was ecstatic that tonight I will finally get what I [...]

Everyone’s been talking about Google+. The service is only few weeks old and I’m already tired of it. Now I know how some people must feel about Triberr. Lot’s has been said about Google+ already, but one thing that I haven’t seen mentioned anywhere is Google’s embodiment of their “Don’t’ be Evil” philosophy with Google+ [...]

Over the past few years, I must have figured something out as one of the more successful aspects of my blog have been around search results. I wish I could take credit for being some sort of search mastermind, but the reality is it’s been quite a bit of trial and error. Dino emailed me [...]

A psychologist named Abraham Maslow devised a 6 step-pyramid now commonly referred to as Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs that fits all people in everything we do. The basic premise is that humans are driven to meet certain needs. When we are homeless, hungry, drowning, choking, etc. we are not thinking about lofty ideas like helping [...]

Is Facebook going to take over the world? They think they will, but something I found in Mitch Joel’s 2009 book 6 Pixels of Separation (Amazon Affiliate Link) will put a monkey wrench in Facebook’s plans for world domination. This small, throwaway piece of inside info Mitch managed to squeeze out of a Google CTO [...]