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Google chooses to blackout its home page to show its discontent with SOPA and PIPA [More]

Last week, I wrote a post for Search Engine Land about where to get citations for local SEO. It's a different beast that one is — figuring out exactly how to get into Google Places 7-pack or integrated map listings — but if you're doing business in one area, it's critical if you're planning on getting any traffic to your website (and any customers to your business). [More]

This was one of those odd months. Given the holidays, there wasn't much news on the Web dev front. However there are some great tips I've compiled. Then, on the mobile side, all was quiet until CES. There are so many hardware and software updates rolling in, so I did my best to pick out the top ones for you. On to the news! [More]

Hey, we get it: It’s likely your first full week back in the office since mid-December, so you might have missed a few things. With all the holiday parties to attend, cookies to eat, and champagne toasts lined up over the month of December, you likely missed a few things in the world of social media. [More]

First there was occupy wallstreet. Then occupy "insert town name here." Now people are occupying everything from URLs to Tim Tebow. It can be confusing for a novice protestor to decide where to start. Fear not...we've got you covered with this fancy flow chart. So, what should you occupy? [More]

It's been a whirlwind of a year in 2011 for SEO, and while it largely can be summed up by one word, Panda, what has happened this year has changed the landscape of SEO and digital marketing forever. Since there was just too much top news from 2011, here's what you missed just this last month in SEO and Web marketing. [More]

Last month, Facebook announced its users now have the ability to posts messages that are up to 63,206 characters long. This got me thinking: Exactly how much information can you put into a 63,206 character message? [More]

Be careful...I think the cell phone companies are monitoring this blog post. I'm sure of it. They're watching what you're reading and sending that information back to their massive data farms full of your browsing history. OK, maybe not, but reading about mobile (and Web) development news this past month might have you thinking that. Let's look back, shall we? [More]