Hi, I'm Adrian. I write about current technology news and products, as well as Boston area startups. You can also find my writing on The Fresh Dish Boston Food Blog.
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This is part 1 of a multi-part internet marketing post. This part will focus on Keyword research – more to come very soon.
Internet marketing, and especially SEO and SEM has been something that I’ve been very interested in over the past year, as I’ve been doing a lot of learning over that time. I wanted [...]
We all know how Facebook responds to threats. A few months back, when Twitter’s traffic was spiking and there were constant stories around how Facebook was simply a neat social network with a robust photo album feature tacked on, they quickly moved to add in their real time news feature, which instantly made their [...]
To be perfectly honest, I’ve never tried using virtual world applications like Second Life – probably for reasons that have to do with stories like stalkers on these services and older, shady men posing as young women. But Hangout Industries has brought a seemingly different type of virtual world app to the table, one that [...]
Lots of buzz around real time search these days, and lots of venture dollars to boot. During the past presidential election, I had what was perhaps my best exposure to the possibilities of real time search with election.twitter.com (down now obviously). The premise of the service was to stream (in real-time) any and all tweets [...]
Check out the graph for yourself:
It’s pretty clear to see that the last month has seen Twitter’s growth curtail to almost nothing. This of course is very strange based on the rampant growth that the service saw in the months prior. Om Malik over at GigaOm had some interesting ideas on this (actually [...]
YouTube today announced that they’re releasing an interface for their service that will make viewing their videos on your television more enjoyable. For me, being someone who connects an old Mac desktop to their TV to serve all media (besides cable), this is certainly a welcome addition. Personally, I think everyone should run [...]
Simply put, it just wasn’t working. Too many corporate strings attached to allow StumbleUpon to have the creative leverage they needed to make their service compete with the social media big boys. So today, it was announced that the original investors of the company have opted to buy their shares back from EBay. Simply put, [...]