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Take Two Google Accounts Into Shower?
Did you know that you can be logged into two Google accounts at once? This is particularly handy if your organisation uses Google Apps AND you have a personal Google account. All you have to do to enable this feature … Continue reading
My Death of the RSS Newsreader
I’ve been saying for a while now, that in terms of “information revolutions” we’re on the brink of the third wave. The first was about simply accessing information , the second about publishing information and the third is about manipulating … Continue reading
Google, Spam Blogs and Originality
Dear Google, you can improve the quality of the web for all of us by killing spam blogs. It’s quite easy to do, just search for … “wrote an interesting post today on” and “Here€™s a quick excerpt“. Here’s almost … Continue reading
How to tell if an SEO company risks getting you blacklisted by Google
It’s easier than it sounds… Ask for a list of clients. Most dodgy SEO companies will want to keep exactly who their clients are quiet because it’s ridiculously easy to work out what their SEO strategy is. Many use Link … Continue reading
The Tools Google Uses Internally
Recently I’ve been on a project that uses BaseCamp. I really don’t know what all the fuss is about surrounding BaseCamp, for me it doesn’t do anything very well at all.. and often breaks to boot, but you tend not … Continue reading
Everythingabilty on Jot
Jot is back, the wiki tool that Google bought. It’s not bad, then neither are crutons. Go play and be mildly miffed with the stale air of disappointment. Home (Everythingability) p.s I notice the URLs are escaped so they can … Continue reading
