Tuesday, December 20, 2016

7 People Who Don't Post Fake News.

As Human needs for more information exist, more sources are digested. Not all are good for the tummy. Negative news, false news, that targets the emotional appetites of people on the consumers of Social Media. As more and more babies grow up only to be reattached to another umbilical cord, the IoT. Actually 2.9 cords for every home. 


More than half (52%) of all U.S. Internet homes have at least one TV connected to the Internet, representing an increase of six million homes over the past year, according to The NPD Group Connected Intelligence Connected Home Entertainment Report.
While the types of devices being used to connect these televisions to the Internet are varied (video game consoles, streaming media players, Blu-ray disc players, and the TVs themselves), the average connected TV home had nearly three (2.9) devices installed that they could use for programming from apps on their televisions.
 
Base: U.S. Internet households
Devices are connected to the Internet, not just capable.
Source: The NPD Group/Connected Intelligence Connected Home Entertainment Report
Ipad, Laptops, Phones, Xbox Consoles, Voice Assistants like Alexa, Echo and Google home, watches, spectacles - (millennial version of Google Glass?), some of us have 10 devices per human.

Oops.. almost forgot the next frontier.. Appliances..


Add Washer/Dryer and Refrigerator to the list of devices. Toilets, Door and Garage Door Entry Systems, Automobiles, Children's Monitoring Devices, Thermostats, Televisions, Shoes, Wristbands, Wearables.. Plug into the Matrix much?


As we consume and curate more information online, who can you trust? Who won't post fake news?



1.  - he is highlighting #FakeNews via @CNN 

CNN's host of  and senior media correspondent. Formerly  and Top of the Morning.

2. - One of the few people that I know that absolutely unquestionably knows what he is talking about, #SEO. SEO guy, realizes #fakenews is a problem.


3. - very knowledgeable person on SEO. no time for #FakeNews


4.  - Analytics Advocate . Investor. Former marketing agency director. Non-profit musician. Cool Guy. Good Critical Thinking Collaborator on Twitter. and of course.. NO #FakeNews 


5.  - One of the Best Humans i know. SRSLY. Former $MSFT @bing Search person. Has too much integrity to post #FakeNews.


6.  - Since day one, Pete Cashmore has followed the old school of journalism, unlike major media outlets, they actually do fact check stories or write something with that being perfectly clear if it isn't fact. kudos Mashable for no #FakeNews


7.  - Former White House staffer.. will post public affairs information, political stuff, but just the facts.. only the facts, unslanted political tweets. No #FakeNews




Enjoy.. 




Tuesday, December 13, 2016

English Structured Data Google Webmaster Central office-hours hangout



 English Structured Data Google Webmaster Central office-hours hangout

Tuesday, March 08, 2016

Google's John Mueller: My Friend's Web Site Has No Links & Ranks In Google Well

We know a year ago, Matt Cutts said Google did try turning off links in their ranking algorithm and the results were horrible. We also know that Yandex, the huge Russian search engine, did remove links from a niche segment in their ranking algorithm when that segment was spammed to death. 





Google's John Mueller: My Friend's Web Site Has No Links & Ranks In Google Well

Google's First Part Of Query Analysis Is Entities Discovery

Again, at SMX West last week, Paul Haahr from Google said that when Google launched their knowledge graph in 2012, they decided to put entities at the forefront of their query analysis.
He explained that in order to show knowledge panels, the query needs to understand if there is any entity data there. So they moved that to the first part of the query analysis back in 2012, in order to surface knowledge graph data.








Google's First Part Of Query Analysis Is Entities Discovery

Thursday, February 04, 2016

BEST SEO Article of 2016 So Far

13 Reasons Your Organic Traffic is in Decline…It’s Not a Penalty


The landscape of search engine optimization has changed drastically in the last 3-4 years.  Even as it changes, a lot stays the same.  It has been very challenging to see a multitude of friends and colleagues approach me with problems that often seem beyond repair with clients that they have worked with for years. There is often frustration accompanying organic search marketers that creates a jadedness bordering on cynicism.  The public sentiment of SEO is never very positive, sometimes even bordering on downright distrust of shady worthless criminals.  At the very least, it has become much like IT – everyone needs it, but has little idea how it works.  In much the same way, SEO has become a thankless job at times.

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Wednesday, February 03, 2016

How To Figure Out Ring Size

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR RING SIZE AT HOME IN INCHES


Instructions

Things You'll Need
  • Ruler
  • Thin strip of paper
  1. Cut a thin strip of paper
  2. Wrap the paper around your finger. Make sure the paper is below the joint of your finger and close to your knuckle.
  3. Mark the spot where the paper meets and measure the distance with your ruler.
  4. Use the following chart to determine your ring size. Rings also come in half sizes, the measurements of which, of course, will fall somewhere in between the whole sizes.

Size 4: 1 13/16 inches
Size 5: 1 15/16 inches
Size 6: 2 1/16 inches
Size 7: 2 1/8 inches
Size 8: 2 1/4 inches
Size 9: 2 5/16 inches
Size 10: 2 7/16 inches
Size 11: 2 9/16 inches
Size 12: 2 5/8 inches
Size 13: 2 3/4 inches
Size 14: 2 7/8 inches

Tuesday, January 05, 2016

The Unicode Blog: Feedback on Draft additional repertoire for ISO/IE...

The Unicode Blog: Feedback on Draft additional repertoire for ISO/IE...: The Unicode Technical Committee is soliciting feedback on pending additions to the draft repertoire of characters, to help discover any err...