Troll food: SEO is still not dead | 17 September 2012, 11:31AM | "SEO is dead" articles are common. Like many other bloggers, I don't usually bother responding to them. It's less common to see a digital savvy site like The Guardian wasting space on such articles or for the author to work in Search. Maybe, this time, there should be a response.
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Social networks want entertainers, not advertisers | 17 September 2012, 9:01AM | Another week, another public condemnation of Facebook. Whether for its tanking share price or its latest attempt to monetise a massive and data-rich user base, Facebook is being slammed as never before.
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LinkedIn hits 10 million UK members milestone [infographic] | 17 September 2012, 8:03AM | LinkedIn has announced today that it has passed the 10 million members milestone in the UK. The figure more than triples the number of members it had three years ago and means that four out of five British professionals are now LinkedIn members.
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The social dynamics of online forums [Infographic] | 14 September 2012, 2:50PM | In the playground, in the office, on the rugby field, in a political world…social dynamics are fascinating, complex and volatile. Naturally this translates directly from the offline world into social media.
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Digital battle hots up in US after convention as Romney goes negative | 14 September 2012, 1:10PM | Now the conventions are over the US Presidential election is really heating up. Mitt Romney is now regularly using his Twitter account to attack President Obama while the president is taking a more positive tone and continues to win the social media numbers game.
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User Generated Content - a digital dialogue with your customers | 14 September 2012, 12:05PM | Web 2.0 has released a new set of consumer motivations and behaviours. Consumers want to share their thoughts and opinions. They create and share content and become increasingly active in dialogues with brands on social media.
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Higher, faster, stronger: how the London 2012 digital experience broke new boundaries | 14 September 2012, 9:45AM | London 2012 may be over, but the digital world continues to reverberate to a dizzying halo of statistical superlatives. The 44 world records we've seen broken at the Olympic Games and 251 at the Paralympic Games were accompanied by unparalleled broadcast reach, new milestones of social media engagement and ever more progressive uses of digital technology.
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