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by Mike Tuttle
46 minutes ago
Before the State of the Union address last night, the White House started a little discussion. And, they did it in the most ingenious way. Last month, the 2.6 million followers of @WhiteHouse and the 11.6 million followers of @BarackObama …
Tags: Social Media, 40dollars, Obama, sotu, Twitter, White House
From Search Engine Land
by Barry Schwartz
53 minutes ago
Google announced a new layer of data being added to Google Maps for public alerts. If there are emergency alerts in your area, Google will show them to you on the map, with more details on the alert. You can access it over at google.org/publicalerts. The map will load with a layer of data on [...]
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Tags: Google: Maps & Local
From Web Pro News
by Zach Walton
55 minutes ago
Do you get neck and shoulder pain while using an iPad? A recent study from Harvard suggests that you might. The latest in a long line of studies that seem to stem from the utter boredom of university researchers comes …
Tags: Technology, academic study, common sense, Harvard, ipad, Motorala Xoom
From Web Pro News
by Josh Wolford
1 hour 10 minutes ago
Normally, I wouldn’t give vile, hate-spewing, bigoted jackasses like @LGBTFacts the time of day, but this is simply too funny to pass up. @LGBTFacts is a Twitter account solely devoted to “spreading the truth about the abhorrent homosexual lifestyle.” In …
Tags: Social Media, Controversy, funny, hashtags, LGBT, Twitter
From Web Pro News
by Chris Richardson
1 hour 16 minutes ago
When Google announced their algorithm change to penalize sites using too many ads, ones that appear above the fold, the first, if not only response was, “how much is too much?” The first, best answer is, thanks to some clarification …
Tags: Search, above the fold, Google, Hangouts, Matt Cutts
From Web Pro News
by Shawn Hess
1 hour 27 minutes ago
The European Union has proposed, in a draft, new online privacy protection laws, which would update their current policies put in place 17 years ago. The new laws would allow individuals to request that certain personal data, which has been …
Tags: Business, Corporate Tax, EU, Parliment, Privacy Law