A roundup of last week’s Tweets about search engine optimization and marketing, digital marketing and Kansas City news.
- Twitter begins rollout of ‘Local Trends,’ their new location-based trending topics product. http://bit.ly/4qgnzQ
- Twitter now suggests whom to follow based on interests, address book and search. Twitter blog: http://bit.ly/5zVSDO
- ‘Microsoft Rewards Bing Map Users.’ http://bit.ly/7JPOOY
- YouTube’s Video Page Gets a Makeover. http://bit.ly/7yovC6
- VC-backed HomeAway.com ’s ad this year will take us back to the ‘Dot-Com Super Bowl’ of 2000 (of Sock Puppet fame). WSJ: http://bit.ly/53DPfZ
- SEO, other ‘time-consuming duties’ causing copy editors to miss typos, other errors in Wash. Post. http://bit.ly/7Ma0Ov
- ‘Metered Model’ is NYTimes-speak for article fees starting in 2011. Supports ‘extraordinary, professional journalism.’ http://bit.ly/8bmZk7
- Bing ‘working hard to make your search journey a bit easier’ by improving autosuggest. http://bit.ly/72fD3E
- ‘Synonymy very hard to get right,’ but Google knows the difference between [arm reduction] and [arms reduction]. http://bit.ly/5VNfSe
- ‘Facebook: Now Even An Influence On Our Water, What Next?’ Group 3 Solutions Blog: http://bit.ly/65R1D9
- Old, neglected usernames from inactive and deleted Twitter accounts will soon be back up for grabs. http://bit.ly/859OCb
- ‘Profile of a Status Updater: It’s a Woman’s World.’ http://bit.ly/55xxM6
- ‘How to Engage the Female Facebook Population.’ Dobies Healthcare Group (@DobiesGroup) Blog: http://bit.ly/8oMt77
- A roundup of our past week of Tweets about search engines, digital marketing and Kansas City. Group 3 Solutions blog: http://bit.ly/6HZBl2
- ‘Which Came First: The Fan Page Or the Fan?’ http://bit.ly/5XM7PD
- Watch what you… tweet? http://bit.ly/80yERU
- Some Analysts Suspect Apple May Drop Google for Bing. http://bit.ly/5xpSEB
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