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At least Twitter isn’t alone. Alibaba also set a record low today. In the post-IPO market, Twitter is sucking air. After repeated quarterly reports detailing slowing, anemic user growth, shares in the social media company today reached a new nadir: the firm’s IPO price. Twitter went public at $26 per share. It skyrocketed from that dollar point, eventually managing a $39.93… Read More... →

In today's fractured and ever-changing media landscape, doing PR the old way isn't going to cut it. PR is Dead will explore techniques and ideas for integrating new ideas with appropriate stand-bys to get the most from your public relations program. In this 13-minute episode of PR is dead, host Doyle Albee discusses both why he thinks PR is dead (it isn't, but traditional programs are) and talks about making yourself an expert in modern media.... →

Специалист отдела качества поиска Google по работе с вебмастерами Джон Мюллер (John Mueller) сообщил в Twitter, что поисковая система никогда не индексирует все страницы. Так специалист ответил на вопрос одного из вебмастеров о том, почему индексируемые страницы его сайта не проиндексированы поисковой системой. @webrankinfo @methode We never index all pages, so you can'f always fix that. Do you see sites with important ones missing? That'd be a bug. — John Mueller (@JohnMu) 19 августа 2015 Джон Мюллер напи... →

For developers and users, mobile deep linking has been a fantastically anticlimactic technology. Deep linking has existed since iOS 2.0, a time when fewer than 1 in 10 of us had a smartphone and Facebook had around 80 million users. Over the last seven years, many companies have riffed on the theme of deep linking. Read More... →

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Yesterday’s Y Combinator Summer 2015 Demo Day had a little something for everyone, with everything from condom delivery to server vulnerability monitoring thrown in the mix. Of the 52 that debuted yesterday, 9 really stood out to us and others we spoke to. Click through to see our Top 9 from the day. Read More... →

The Information Commissioner's Office has ordered Google to deindex more pages to remain in compliance with the 'right to be forgotten' law. The post Google Ordered to Remove Follow-Up Stories of Right to Be Forgotten Subjects by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

Despite overwhelming statistics and in-your-face use cases, a lot of businesses are still slow to embrace mobile in their marketing. Those that wait are giving competitors that don't a leg up. Aaron Strout is the President of WCG and has been working in digital for 20 years. Aaron understands the importance of mobile for his business clients and has a knack for explaining it in a way that's easy to understand. In this episode of Technology Translated with host Scott Ellis,... →

Dynamic Search Ads are driving great results for businesses, and, as we announced last month, DSA is now more powerful than ever . As you reach all sorts of interested users via Dynamic Search Ads, we've created a Best Practices checklist to help you get the most out of DSA. Beyond Keywords , a checklist for optimizing Dynamic Search Ads, is loaded with recommendations and tips,... →

Tesla Motors is trying out a new way of making its car charging stations more ubiquitous. It’s outfitting certain Airbnb homes with Tesla electric car charging stations free of charge. The two companies hope to do this for Airbnb homes across the country and around the world, but they’re starting with the California coast. “Together, we’re […]... →

During a keynote at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel corporate strategy officer and resident anthropologist Genevieve Bell explored what it takes to be a “Maker” in the modern do-it-yourself technology phenomenon. Bell linked the movement to build your own hardware, physical objects, and other sorts of creative inventions to the great inventors […]... →

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web...... →

Twitter stock today closed at $26, which is exactly the price at which it set the price of its stock shares back in November 2013. The stock is now fluctuating a bit in after-hours trading. But earlier today the stock was trading under $26. This is just the latest rough patch that the San Francisco-based […]... →

We know we need to be constantly learning. It's the only way to get ahead, stay ahead, and sometimes just keep up. But can too much learning actually be a bad thing when it comes to the launch and growth of our shows? Yes. If we overcomplicate it. This week's new episode of The Showrunner begins with Jerod Morris outlining how he prepared to unplug on vacation while none of his five shows missed their schedules. Then he and Jon Nastor jump into this week's main topic,... →

New York City’s tech industry is mostly white (62%) and male (60%), according to a recent analysis from the Center for an Urban Future. The fact that white men make up the majority of NYC’s tech force isn’t a huge surprise, but what’s interesting is how those figures compare to the diversity stats big tech firms like Apple, Amazon and Google have reported over the… Read More... →

Why should Silicon Valley care about the 2016 election? According to Georgetown University’s Larry Downes, it’s going to be an election in which the most disruptive technologies – from the Internet of Things to drones to Bitcoin to Uber – are becoming political issues. Read More... →

Google has turned off its website for showing search activity for the flu and dengue fever, as a way to suggest the presence of such diseases in certain places around the world. Google said today that it will be offering its data to organizations such as the Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, Boston […]... →

There are more than 26 million companies in the United States with fewer than 20 employees. The vast majority of those businesses have fewer than five employees, and often only one. There are about to be a whole lot more of these very small businesses. Interestingly, it's because big businesses are also going to become radically smaller. Long before robots replace manual laborers and algorithms replace even the smartest knowledge workers,... →

HBO is expanding HBO Now, its subscription streaming service, to the Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick. As of today, you can watch all HBO series, movies and documentaries for $15 per month with either Amazon’s $99 Fire TV setup or the even more affordable Fire TV Stick that retails for $39 bucks. HBO launched Now exclusively with Apple earlier this year, and brought the service… Read More... →

Want to participate in the Disrupt SF Hackathon but missed out on the first wave of tickets? Well, good news. Today we’re releasing the next wave of Hackathon tickets to the general public, and you can score your tickets to the event right now. To purchase your tickets, just head over to our Hackathon ticketing page to sign up. But act fast, because the first batch of tickets flew off… Read More... →