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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
GeekDad Community Discussion: Is Algebra Necessary?
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Kinect Brings the Magic to Windows PCs
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Windows 8 Gets Touch-Compatible Mice, Keyboards
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Carrie Underwood "Blown Away" Premiere: Watch Country Star's Wizard of Oz-Inspired Video
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Distracted Walking Injuries Spike Due to Texting
Distracted walking injuries are up nationwide, according to a new study, with electronic devices seen as a cause of many pedestrian-related accidents.
Picture a young man walking and texting by a lonely train platform at night. He stumbles, loses his balance and pitches over the side, landing on the tracks.
Fortunately there were no trains approaching the Philadelphia station and he scrambled to safety. But the incident underscores the risk of distracted walking.
In response, Philadelphia officials began a safety campaign aimed at pedestrians who are looking at their devices instead of where they're going.
The above viral video, featuring the city's Mayor, Michael Nutter, was released as an April Fool's Day joke ... which some people didn't realize was a joke.
The video introduced a special lane for texting and walking.
"The sad part is we had people who, once they realized we were taking the 'e-lane' away, got mad," said Rina Cutler, deputy mayor for transportation.
"They thought it was a really good idea and actually very helpful to not have people get in their way while they were walking and texting."
The issue isn't as widely discussed as distracted driving, but the danger is real. Reports of injuries to distracted walkers have quadrupled in the past seven years.
There has been a spike in pedestrians killed and injured in traffic accidents, though there is no reliable data on how many were distracted by electronics.
In any case, city dwellers, pick your heads up. Those vitally important texts, breaking Facebook updates and hilarious Tweets can wait a few seconds.
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Sunday, July 29, 2012
Jeremy Jones welcomes Brody Leven to Team O'Neill
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Top 10 Tech Stories This Week: Apple ditches EPEAT, cool concept gadget designs, our favorite DIY resources, and more!
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Google's Unnatural Links Warnings May Not Be Cause for Concern
Posted by RuthBurr
At SEOmoz we do virtually nothing in the way of active link solicitation. We're living what I would call an SEO's dream: we've already put a great deal of effort into building a community of passionate, engaged, thoughtful people who care about the industry (that's you guys!), and we devote a ton of time and resources to creating awesome content and sharing it with you guys. The result? We've got the best kind of links: the kind that build themselves.
Imagine the sinking feeling I got in the pit of my stomach, then, when a Google Webmaster Tools check on Thursday revealed that we'd incurred an unnatural link warning:
Challenge Accepted
When I saw this, I was pretty sure I knew what had happened. A few months ago, just as I was coming to work at SEOmoz, there was a discussion in the Traffic Planet forums about negative SEO and whether pointing a bunch of spammy links at another site (like, say, a competitor's or rival's site) could actually harm them, SEO-wise. The guys who started the thread claimed they had successfully performed negative SEO on Dan Thies' website, he disagreed that their tactics had been effective, and the debate raged.
Post-Penguin, there's been a lot of concern about links that are beyond one's control doing irreparable damage to one's site. But surely Google will put in place some algorithmic defenses against this sort of underhanded webspam attack! Rand felt so confident in this being the case that he hopped into the forum discussion and challenged the spam community to point black hat links at SEOmoz.org in the name of science:
(Personal anecdote time: This was happening after I had accepted the offer at SEOmoz, but before I'd started working here. I was sitting at my old job getting emails from Mozzers being like "just so you know, this is happening." Never a dull moment!)
Rand also discussed these efforts in a Whiteboard Friday video, Negative SEO: Myths, Realities and Precautions.
Needless to say, the spam community was like:
We did see an increase in the number of spammy and black-hat type links, including links from sites with "black hat" in the name - but we also continued the regular link growth through our usual content sharing and community outreach that we love so much.
We didn't see any traffic or ranking impact.
To be honest, I wasn't too worried about it - until we saw the unnatural link warning.
It turns out that we needn't have worried - the warning came from an update to how Google is surfacing unnatural link warnings in Google Webmaster Tools. Matt Cutts has the scoop, over on Google Plus:
"If you received a message yesterday about unnatural links to your site, don’t panic. In the past, these messages were sent when we took action on a site as a whole. Yesterday, we took another step towards more transparency and began sending messages when we distrust some individual links to a site. While it’s possible for this to indicate potential spammy activity by the site, it can also have innocent reasons. For example, we may take this kind of targeted action to distrust hacked links pointing to an innocent site. The innocent site will get the message as we move towards more transparency, but it’s not necessarily something that you automatically need to worry about.
If we've taken more severe action on your site, you’ll likely notice a drop in search traffic, which you can see in the “Search queries” feature Webmaster Tools for example. As always, if you believe you have been affected by a manual spam action and your site no longer violates the Webmaster Guidelines, go ahead and file a reconsideration request. It’ll take some time for us to process the request, but you will receive a followup message confirming when we’ve processed it."
TL;DR: You may see an unnatural links warning if Google detects unnatural links, but it's more of an FYI - as long as you don't see a concurrent drop in traffic, you should be just fine. Phew!
We'll be continuing to test the effects of spammy links on SEOmoz, and we'll keep you guys updated as we learn more. In the meantime, if you see an unnatural links warning, don't panic. Many sites have attracted lots of black hat links without intent to manipulate Google's rankings. If you're in that group and still receive the warning, you should watch your traffic and rankings, but unlike the past, when these warnings were more directly impactful, it may simply be a "heads up, you've got some spammy links," message.
If you've received the warning or have insights, we'd love your feedback and opinions, too!
Sign up for The Moz Top 10, a semimonthly mailer updating you on the top ten hottest pieces of SEO news, tips, and rad links uncovered by the Moz team. Think of it as your exclusive digest of stuff you don't have time to hunt down but want to read!
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Benefits Of A Shower Filter Posted By: Mark Etinger
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Malware IQ test: Round 2
You've aced the first round of InfoWorld's malware IQ test, but how up to date are you on the latest malware threatscape? Take InfoWorld's latest malware quiz to test your savvy. Know the defining trait of a computer virus? Know how most computers are exploited? Dig in and learn how much you really know about being exploited.
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Kourtney Kardashian?s Baby-Daddy Scott Disick A Criminal?
Kourtney Kardashian’s Baby-Daddy Scott Disick A Criminal?
Kourtney Kardashian?s boyfriend Scott Disick is facing damaging allegations of a criminal past involving a sex scam during his teenage years. Brittany Reichek, a model [...]
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Icahn wins legal fight over Forest Labs books
Carl Icahn scored a court victory in his proxy fight with
drugmaker Forest Laboratories Inc on Friday after he was
granted access to some of...