These are some highlights (in my opinion) of some of the content I have created over the last month. If I have missed anything out which you enjoyed or gained some value from, please let others know in the comments.
Tag Archives: press
Are Yahoo Guilty of Unethical Plagiarism With Syndicated Content?
Bloggers often complain that another blogger has stolen their content (plagiarism) or reworked their ideas without giving credit, and on the internet among bloggers, credit isn't just mentioning their names but providing a link, preferably to the original article.
Major Websites and Press Agencies Seriously Don't Give a Damn About Conventions
I am not a lawyer, this post is personal opinion. Please treat any legal information as for entertainment purposes only
Vipul Arora wrote a story today entitled Yahoo plagiarizes content - does not give credit!!
But was it plagiarism?
Lets go into detail and see what happens, and how this all
Posted in news Also tagged afp, attribution, duplicate content, ethics, hoax, links, museum_of_hoaxes, news, rss, syndication, yahoo Comments closed
How to Coax Citations and Links From The Press
The press are an evil bunch:- they phone you when you are busy, ask you lots of difficult questions, try to trip you up or squeeze something juicy out of you, wasting lots of your time, and the buggers rarely give you a citation or a link for your efforts.
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Posted in marketing Also tagged business, citations, link_building, marketing, pr, press_coverage, press_relations Comments closed
Linking Abuse Or Linking Awareness
Blogcatalog Members today are collectively blogging about abuse.
I thought of blogging about all kinds of abuse that affect real people day in, day out, but decided that ultimately that doesn't fit in with my audience, or really add any authority to the words I would be writing.
As it happens, today part of a 2 hour interview with me was published in the Guardian (Digg Story you know you want to). I honestly didn't expect any more words in print from the article, because it was so wide ranging, and such