How I turned my competitor into a valuable, unsuspecting link partner [A SEO fable]
People who run an online marketing agency know a lot about SEO and monitoring. Or so one would think.
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WordPress vs. Thesis
/9 Comments/in audio, datadirt, digital, wordpress/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerIs it legally and/or ethically okay, to build a business based on a GPL licensed software? To those of you unfamiliar with the not-so-uncomplicated details of open and commercial licensing, this question may sound like a question you’d ask a student of media law. But theory turns into virtual reality when we take a closer […]
datadirt Videopodcast: Eric Qualman’s Socialnomics
/1 Comment/in datadirt, digital, social.networks, video/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerEric Qualman, Socialnomics, datadirt, video, podcast, interview, social media, business, Fortune 500
Geeky Folks: Barcamp Vienna Gallery
/0 Comments/in datadirt, digital, foto, social.networks/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerLast weekend Austrian geeks met at Microsoft headquarters in Vienna to do some serious unconferencing. Barcamp 2010 was the biggest Austrian barcamp yet and the feedback was simply amazing – here are some pictures.
Interview with Thomas W. Malone: Collective Intelligence, Privacy and Small Towns
/3 Comments/in datadirt, digital, media.culture, social.networks, theoretically, video/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerThomas W. Malone, founding director of MIT’s Center for Collective Intelligence, talks about his research, the impact of the internet on global communication and our changing notion of privacy.
Microsoft’s future biz visions
/0 Comments/in datadirt, digital, economy, video/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerStephen Elop talks about Microsoft’s visions about the future of business.
Windows Phone E-Mail Preview
/0 Comments/in datadirt, digital, mobile.media, video/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerMicrosoft released a couple of preview videos for the Silverlight-based Windows Phone. It will hit the shelf later this year – but geeks won’t dig a smartphone that doesn’t do multi-tasking.
Apple iStore limits: How Pixelpipe got kicked
/0 Comments/in datadirt, digital, mobile.media/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerNot push iStore limits! Pixelpipe’s popular app got kicked because the program scans the users photos to enable a multiple selection. Will a changing marketplace force apple into a less restrictive business model?
No bright future for Google Wave?
/2 Comments/in datadirt, digital, web news/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerSilicon Alley Insiders reports a drastic decrease in Google Wave usage – is it just a temporary failure or does nobody actually need Google’s new service?
Synchronizing online marketing efforts
/0 Comments/in datadirt, digital, online.marketing/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerAuthenticity is a key success factor of social media marketing – and it requires synchronizing different projects, even if that means that the guys from the PR department have to talk to the marketeers.
Dear Mr. datadirt, we’re doing research
/0 Comments/in datadirt, digital, media.culture, social.networks/by Ritchie Blogfried PettauerWhat about all this social media hype? Journalism students from the university of Utrecht are trying to find out – they send a questionnaire to various social media experts. Finding answers wasn’t too easy by the way.