Event of the Week: Search Engine Strategies NY 2006

Keywords: search engine, search engine marketing (SEM), search engine optimization (SEO)

Search Engine Strategies NY 2006
Link

Agenda:
Next Week's SES NY 2006 Highlights - SEW Blog

Coverage:
SES NYC 2006 Quadruple Coverage - Search Engine Roundtable
Search Engine Strategies 2006 New York - Search Engine Roundtable
SES NYC 2006 Coverage List - Search Engine Roundtable
SES New York 2006 Coverage Recap - SEW Blog

Highlights:
Diller Kicks-Off SES with New Ask.com - SearchViews
SES NY: Today Is Ask.com Day - InsideGoogle
Reports from Search Engine Strategies New York: Day One - SEW Blog
SES: Changes at Ask.com - Google Blogoscoped
SES - Experts Map the Search Landscape - SearchViews
Reports from Search Engine Strategies New York: Day Two - SEW Blog
SES: The Talking Heads - Google Blogoscoped
SES NY: Meet The Blog And Feed Search Engines - InsideGoogle
Reports from Search Engine Strategies New York: Day Three - SEW Blog
SES: The Other 95% - Google Blogoscoped
Reports from Search Engine Strategies New York: Day Four - SEW Blog

People:
SES NYC 2006, Day 2 - Matt Cutts

Audio:
Daily SearchCast, Feb. 27, 2006: Special SES NY Edition, Barry Diller Keynote - SEW Blog
Daily SearchCast, Feb. 28, 2006: Special SES NY Edition, Pundits On Search Panel - SEW Blog
Daily SearchCast, March 1, 2006: Special SES NY Edition, Linking Strategies Panel - SEW Blog
Daily SearchCast, March 6, 2006: Back From SES NY - SEW Blog
SES 2006 - The Chris Pirillo Show

Photos:
sesny2006 - Flickr
SES - In Pictures: Thousands of Words! - SearchViews

Analysis:
Is Search Shrinking? - Clickz
Barry Diller on Search - Clickz
Search Engine Strategies 2006 NYC: MarketingSherpa Wrap Up Notes - MarketingSherpa

Discuss:
WebmasterWorld
Search Engine Watch Forums
Search Engine Roundtable Forums
SEM Related Organizations & Events - Search Engine Watch Forums

Book of the Week: Project Gutenberg

"Project Gutenberg (often abbreviated as PG) is a volunteer effort to digitize, archive, and distribute cultural works. Founded in 1971, it is the oldest digital library. Most of its items are the full texts of public domain books. The project tries to make the items in its collection as free as possible, in long-lasting, open formats that can be used on almost any computer."
Source: Wikipedia

Project Gutenberg
Link

See also:
Book of the Week - The World 2 Come

Site of the Day: The Pulitzer Prizes

Keywords: Pulitzer Prize, Joseph Pulitzer, journalism

The Pulitzer Prizes
"The Who's Who of Pulitzer Prize Winners is more than simply a roster of names and biographical data. It is a list of people in journalism, letters, and music whose accomplishments enable researchers to trace the historical evolution of their respective fields and the development of American society. We are indebted to Joseph Pulitzer for this and an array of other contributions to the quality of our lives."
Link

Audio of the Day: AfterTV

Andrew Keen:
"AFTERTV is a simple show. We invite the most opinionated people in media, culture and technology to tell us what the world will look like after tv.

Guests on AFTERTV excavate the social, cultural and political consequences of the digital media revolution."
Source: AfterTV
[via BuzzMachine]

Blogs:
The Great Seduction

Image of the Day: The Heritage of the Great War

Keywords: World War I

"This website is dedicated to the events and consequences of World War One.
We put some emphasis on unorthodox and thought-provoking points of view. We are averse to historicism and military fetishism.
And we show people rather than strategic plans or statistics."
Source: The Heritage of the Great War

Discuss:
World War One - Myspace

See also:
Photo of the Day: World War 2 Pictures In Color - The World 2 Come

Person of the Day: Galileo Galilei

"Galileo Galilei (Pisa, February 15, 1564 – Arcetri, January 8, 1642), was an Italian physicist, astronomer, and philosopher who is closely associated with the scientific revolution. His achievements include improvements to the telescope, a variety of astronomical observations, the first law of motion, the second law of motion, and effective support for Copernicanism. He has been referred to as the 'father of modern astronomy,' as the 'father of modern physics,' and as 'father of science.' His experimental work is widely considered complementary to the writings of Francis Bacon in establishing the modern scientific method. Galileo's career coincided with that of Johannes Kepler. The work of Galileo is considered to be a significant break from that of Aristotle. In addition, his conflict with the Roman Catholic Church is taken as a major early example of the conflict of authority and freedom of thought, particularly with science, in Western society."
Source: Wikipedia

Learn:
Galileo Galilei - About.com

See also:
Person of the Day - The World 2 Come

7,500 Feeds

Keywords: RSS, web feed, news aggregator

7,500 RSS feeds in my Bloglines account! Topics: anime, artificial intelligence, audio, aviation, biotech, blogs, blogs - Africa, blogs - Asia, blogs - Australia, blogs - Canada, blogs - China, blogs - Europe, blogs - favourite, blogs - India, blogs - Latin America, blogs - Middle East, blogs - popular, blogs - Russia, blogs - USA, blogs - world, bookmarks, books, Bulgaria, business, cars, CEO, CIO/CTO, communications, communities, competitive intelligence, consultant, corporate blogs, culture, design, developer, downloads, economics, education, energy, entertainment, entrepreneur, events, fashion, finance, food, fun, future, hardware, health, history, ideas, innovation, international affairs, IT, jobs, knowledge management, law, library, lifestyle, magazines, management, marketing, media, mobile life, moblogs, multimedia, music, my blogs/links, nanotech, net, neurotech, news, openBC, outsourcing, people, personal technology, politics, real estate, reference, research, science, scifi, search, security, shopping, Silicon Valley, society, software, space, sport, tech news, technology, telecom, travel, Tribe.net, TV, venture capital, video, virtual worlds, weird, world, world - Asia, world - Europe, world - Middle East, world - Russia, world - USA, Yahoo groups, zeitgeist.
http://www.bloglines.com/public/divedi

See also:
Feeds - The World 2 Come

Question of the Day: Do the A-list bloggers still matter?

Keywords: MySpace, A-list blogger, Digg, Generation Y, Dave Winer

Derrick Oien:
"I was talking to Peter today about some cool marketing stuff he is working on. The topic of influencers came up and I told him that I am not interested in the blogging intelligentsia or the web 2.0 crowd in general as I feel that many (not all) of them ignore the youth market. I told him that case in point to me was that Dave Winer, the inventor of RSS, ignored the rollout of MySpace's implementation of RSS and Podcasting. I told Peter that it was funny to me that this post I wrote is the number one search result for Google for the words Myspace and Podcasting and that the 'blogosphere' said nothing about the fact that 45 million people now see RSS and podcasting on their number one addiction. Hey Dave, What's the deal? THIS IS HUGE. This is way more important than the gazzillion web 2.0 companies that rollout RSS and other stuff that have ZERO customers."
Source: User Generated Content
[via pc4media]

Blogs:
AtariBoy and Digg leads the Y-List revolt - Squash
Should marketers focus more on the A-list bloggers? Not necessarily. - Blogspotting

What's up with Tribe.net?

Keywords: Tribe.net, social network

TRIBE go back to last version
410 reviews since posting on Thursday, January 19, 2006

"Honnestly, this looks like a McDonalds website would...I hate it. It's clinical and neutral and it used to be inspirational."

"I agree....I hate the new format...in fact, I spend alot less time on it than before....I really don't like the new tribe...can we have the old one back...."
Source: Tribe.net

Blogs:
OPW Exclusive Interview #2 - Tribe.net's New CEO - Online personals and dating industry commentary

Discuss:
TribeIdeas - tribe.net

Photos:
Tribenet - Flickr

My comment:
Tribe.net used to be my favourite social network...

Video of the Day: Ted Turner

Keywords: Ted Turner, CNN

Archive of American Television Interview with Ted Turner
Ted Turner discusses his life, the building of his business, CNN...
Source: Google Video

Blog of the Day: Valleywag

Keywords: Silicon Valley, gossip

Nick Douglas:
"Valleywag is a tech gossip rag. You people in Silicon Valley are far too busy changing the world to care about sex, greed and hypocrisy. But if you ever need a break, come visit us at Valleywag."
Source: Valleywag

Blogs:
Silicon Valley Blogs - The World 2 Come

See also:
Blog of the Day - The World 2 Come

Audio of the Day: Charles Fishman/The Wal-Mart Effect Interview

Keywords: Wal-Mart

"In this interview, we talk with Charles Fishman, author of The Wal-Mart Effect: How the World's Most Powerful Company Really Works--and How It's Transforming the American Economy."

"This book started with a story in the December 2003 issue called The Wal-Mart You Don't Know. You can't have read it without remembering the story of Vlasic pickles. Charles decided to write the book after he found that there was so little available on Wal-Mart. With the effect this company now has on the American economy, he felt it important to find out more about this secretive giant."
Source: 800-CEO-READ PODCASTS

Profile:
The Man Who Said No to Wal-Mart - Fast Company

News:
Wal Mart Stores News - Topix.net