Google claims to be the ultimate online entity, offering free software and tools, but it all comes at a cost to the consumer.
In today’s age of social media, search engine optimisation & search engine marketing, there is a misconception that anyone can do it.
If you know how to edit some meta tags, insert alt tags [...]

Linda Evans from Search Engine Watch explains the important link between search and social media and why you should not be afraid of social media – particularly of social media being beyond your control.
Social media is becoming the corner stone of the web, evolving every day and challenging the search engines at their own game.
People [...]

This blog post on “More Truth About Twitter” confirms my thoughts that there are, as the rule goes, about 20% of Twitter traffic that produces about 80% of all Tweets.
Up until now I have tried, but just have not got into all things Twitterish and therefore I fall into the lazy group of people.
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With Google Wave just around the corner, it surprises me that Google would bother with adding a chat feature to iGoogle. I can only imagine that this feature must be incorporated in some way with the roll-out of Google Wave. For those of you who don’t know what Google Wave is, refer to my previous [...]

Google has rolled out it’s attempt to compete directly with Facebook by adding a social feature to its iGoogle homepage. It is a halfhearted attempt if you ask me and should have been developed further before being released as it is less than ideal in its current state. iGoogle has the potential to squish Facebook, [...]

I recently decided to setup an online album for my Hiking photos that I have taken in Hong Kong. You can check them out here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/852michael/
So what is the big deal about online photo sharing? Find out more in the video below:

Lee Lefever does a great (and quite funny) job at explaining what Social Networking is and how it can work in your favour. Check out the video below: