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Bloggers use social media sites to promote their posts finds Technorati
According to Technorati, 78 percent of bloggers use Twitter and the number one reason bloggers use the social networking site is to promote their own blog. Technorati’s annual State of the Blogosphere...
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Videos uploaded onto YouTube at the rate of 35 hours every minute
YouTube have announced this week that people are now uploading 35 hours of videos every minute.This upload rate is also increasing. Just eight months ago in March YouTube announced that 24 hours of...
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Twitter row over bomb threat joke
Tweeters have joined forces to support Paul Chambers, the man convicted and fined for a Twitter message threatening to blow up an airport. The Twitter community is angry that the 27-year-old accountant...
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Businesses with blogs get 55% more website visitors
New research has shown that websites with blogs get considerably more traffic, links and credibility than static business sites that don’t interact with social media- and potential customers. If you...
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Complaints grow against Google’s results ranking
Particularly over the past month Search Clinic has noticed that some of Google’s search results are becoming dubious- to say the very least.And it’s not just us who have noticed a marked deterioration...
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Social media activity can help your seo rankings
Google and Bing have recently confirmed that social media reactions are a ranking factor with both search engines. It may be stating the bloomin’ obvious, but search engines- in the business of...
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IBM- PCs going the way of the typewriter and dodo
Last week was the 30th anniversary of IBM’s development of the PC- and according to one of the IBM designers who worked on the first model it’s end is neigh.The days of the personal computer are...
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Wikipedia joins SOPA blackout protest at US anti piracy censorship
Wikipedia has taken its English language site offline as part of protests against proposed anti piracy censorship laws in the US.Anyone attempting to access the site just sees a black screen and a...
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