It’s Judgment Time: Google Lets Webmasters Make Amends for Past Infringements
Thought leader Danny Sullivan wrote on Google’s newly launched link disavow tool – which allows webmasters to disenfranchise specific links, or domains that link to their websites – a response to the...
View ArticleTuesday Morning Roundup: Latest Social Headlines (Oct 23 2012)
This is not the most comforting of news, especially for parents, but we need to make people aware of the dangers. A recent study conducted by the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), which was carried out...
View ArticleMonday Morning Roundup: Latest Search Headlines (Oct 29 2012)
In the past week’s news: According to Search Engine Land, Google investors got a shock when the company’s consolidated earnings were leaked much earlier than expected. The shock comes because the...
View ArticleMonday Morning Roundup: Latest Search Headlines (Nov 05 2012)
In the past week’s news: A Melbourne man won a defamation case against Google. Milorad Trkulja claimed that certain image and search results damaged his reputation by linking him to some of Melbourne’s...
View ArticleMonday Morning Roundup: Latest Search Headlines (Nov 12 2012)
On the 5th of November, 2012, Google confirmed the 21st Panda Update. According to Google, the update will affect 0.4 per cent of queries and 1.1 per cent for English searches in United States. In...
View ArticleMonday Morning Roundup: Latest Search Headlines (Nov 19 2012)
Making headlines in the past week: The Chinese Block Google Search, Gmail, Google+, Maps and more Google services. China’s Communist Party, which is always sensitive about news, blocked the site during...
View ArticleMonday Morning Roundup: Latest Search Headlines (Nov 26 2012)
Making headlines in the past week: The Launch of Bing Webmaster guidelines and Webinars. The guidelines cover a wide range of topics and, above all, they are designed to help find your content and get...
View ArticleMonday Morning Roundup: Latest Search Headlines (Dec 3 2012)
Breaking the news headlines in the past week is Bing’s Scroogled Campaign against Google shopping. Once, Google fought against paid inclusion programmes and now it embraces them. The Scroogled Campaign...
View ArticleCould You Wait Two Days for Someone to Review Your Tweet?
If you’re at all concerned with online censorship then you should definitely be concerned about this: Apparently, the US State Department wants to change its staff communications policy in a way that...
View ArticleMozcation 2013: a Hit!
We at Mediatorr feel pretty humbled having SEOMoz in Cape Town, our home city. We had the pleasure of meeting a few Mozzers face to face. Having only admired the company from afar until now, we found a...
View ArticleTuesday Morning Roundup: Latest Social Headlines (Nov 20th 2012)
There is a rumour circulating the cyber world that Marissa Mayer, Yahoo!’s chief executive, has been in discussions with Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook, about the possibility...
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