26 February
2009
links for 2009-02-26
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Research tool for search volumes on keywords
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Google's page gives you instructions on how to use the US DMCA to combat people ripping off your content online
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"Read all about it: the Guardian has had more stores submitted to Reddit, the user-submitted news site, than any other UK newspaper website. It's good news for the Guardian after the Times topped the StumbleUpon list, and the Telegraph topped the Digg league". More from Malcolm Coles on UK social media success - and this time I like the outcome a bit better :-)
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Devious Diva's comment policy is a model of addressing the specific issues that have caused problems on her consistently brilliant and thought-provoking blog about social equality in Greece.
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Some clear suggestions on how to try and be positive with trolls in a corporate blog environment
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Paul Graham's thoughts on trolls
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Not sure I recognise *this* description of the 'Jurassic Web' from 1996 anyway.
is UX lead at the Guardian, with over a decade’s experience in building digital products and designing great user experiences for brands like the BBC, Sony and Vodafone. This is a personal blog, and these are my blogging principles.
Published on 26 February 2009
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