Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

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[Product Placement :: News] Real Girl Fight Pictures: Founded in 1997, we are a global media solutions provider that helps leading organizations generate competitive value by leveraging the power of technology. From strategy and design to system integration, 1st Approach works with clients to identify and realize opportunities to increase their return on investment. 1st Approach's Team has launched Marketing Initiatives for Forest Laboratories, .

[raving lunacy] The Lawyers have landed: I haven't posted anything on the Macromedia/Adobe merger. I own some of the products, and use them only when I am backed into a corner. (Except for Homesite, which was created elsewhere and since Macromedia bought it has become the redheaded stepchild kept in the basement).Neither company makes bad products. It is the propriatary nature of the format's that I have issues with.

Technology PR: April 2005: That said as a piece aimed at the average business person that has yet to really discover the world of blogging it does a good job of getting you at least up to speed with this phenomena. The piece points out how blogs are changing various businesses and gives some examples of how blogs can be applied to a range of comms activities. Not surprisingly perhaps, the blog devotes a lot of space to talking about how blogs will change the media and of course to promoting a new Business Week blog - blogspotting.net. I would have loved to see this piece look more at how it's really shaping business communication and thus business structures but perhaps that will come as they delve into things deeper.

Search Engines News: Brian has been one of the most crucial elements to the success of Mozilla software over the past few years, with his work all over the Mozilla code - I remember him first adding mousewheel support back in 2000, then moving with tenacity into many other areas of code. Over the past few years Brian has been invaluable to Gecko development, working on many areas that have resulted in performance improvements and new features, while also having time to work on application level features such as the Linux installer, GNOME integration and the password manager. Great to have you on board!

Google Indexes More Than 101K per Document: Google used to index only the first 101 KB of any web document (that's why you may have often seen 101k as a document's size on Google SERPs). It seems that it's no longer the case: a search for The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ethics gives as first result the page http://www.gofigger.org/hphist/gutenberg/7ethc10.htm which is 513k.

  PR meets the WWW » Somebody’s selling Google ads for your PR blog ...: Matthew, I got you covered :) I don’t think that having 4-5 Google Ads on YOUR blog means you’re selling out. With as little time as (I suppose) you have for blogging, I don’t think you’ll waste a second thinking on what to write in order to improve the SEO of your blog, so that your ads will bring more money. About the CC license: you have a Attribution - NonCommercial - NoDerivs 2.0 license on your blog; the "aggregator" I mentioned doesn’t give you credit as an author (it doesn’ respect the "attribution"), and it makes money (or at least has the mean of making money) off your content, so it doesn’t look like being a "noncommercial" use of your writing.

  SEO Blog Pro SEO Blog Resource: Google PR Toolbar Update Late for ...: If you haven’t already heard, on Friday, April 22, 2005 Google began its toolbar Page Rank update, for real. Whether it was an early April Fool’s Day joke or a burp, glitch or hitch in the update, reports were on March 25, 2005 that Google was updating the toolbar PR and the update did not complete. This brings to mind the question of whether or not Google is on a quarterly PR toolbar update schedule as they have been for the past year or if the schedule is more random now? Or, did Google simply blow their scheduled update by six weeks?

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