Chris Messina, who blogs as FactoryJoe and is an advocate of open source technologies such as Firefox and Flock, positively shredded Opera Unite in a blog post last night that provoked more than 200 comments on his own blog, Facebook, FriendFeed, Reddit and other sites. See the TechMeme avalanche here . I spent a fair amount of time writing about Unite yesterday, including this news summary and these pictures .

Chris Messina, who blogs as FactoryJoe and is an advocate of open source technologies such as Firefox and Flock, positively shredded Opera Unite in a blog post last night that provoked more than 200 comments on his own blog, Facebook, FriendFeed, Reddit and other sites. See the TechMeme avalanche here . I spent a fair amount of time writing about Unite yesterday, including this news summary and these pictures .

Today we are letting you know about a new feature to help you better monitor traffic coming from your adCenter campaigns. Read this post to learn about finding duplicate clicks in your web server logs. When analyzing click counts from your web server logs, the click counts may differ from the count shown in the adCenter user interface and reports. Why might this be occurring? It turns out that routine activities, such as a web-visitor refreshing on your landing page,

Today we are letting you know about a new feature to help you better monitor traffic coming from your adCenter campaigns. Read this post to learn about finding duplicate clicks in your web server logs. When analyzing click counts from your web server logs, the click counts may differ from the count shown in the adCenter user interface and reports. Why might this be occurring? It turns out that routine activities, such as a web-visitor refreshing on your landing page,

by Mike Krumboltz Some Iranian citizens are convinced the country's recent election was a sham. Others believe President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won fair and square. That disconnect has led to a number of intense protests, many of which have been captured on amateur video. Official news outlets have been hampered by crackdowns on covering the unrest. However, interested parties can get a glimpse of what it's like on the streets of Tehran via raw video.

by Mike Krumboltz Some Iranian citizens are convinced the country's recent election was a sham. Others believe President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won fair and square. That disconnect has led to a number of intense protests, many of which have been captured on amateur video. Official news outlets have been hampered by crackdowns on covering the unrest. However, interested parties can get a glimpse of what it's like on the streets of Tehran via raw video.

It seems like I've just returned from Search Engine Strategies Toronto and it's already time to look ahead to SES San Jose . Wow, time flies when you're having fun. And it is worth noting that Nicholas Fox, the business product management director for Google's AdWords team, will be one of the keynote speakers at Search Engine Strategies San Jose. The event, which will be held August 10-14, 2009, is expected to attract approximately 6,000 marketing professionals this year.

It seems like I've just returned from Search Engine Strategies Toronto and it's already time to look ahead to SES San Jose . Wow, time flies when you're having fun. And it is worth noting that Nicholas Fox, the business product management director for Google's AdWords team, will be one of the keynote speakers at Search Engine Strategies San Jose. The event, which will be held August 10-14, 2009, is expected to attract approximately 6,000 marketing professionals this year.

Here's another interesting new angle on a product that may be a good one, but since I haven't used it I can't vouch for it. But the interesting thing about this article is a startling statistic: - nearly 15 billion links (~3% of all links) are using the nofollow attribute - over 11 billion of those were internal (73% of instances of nofollow) What's this mean? Most of the people using nofollow as an attribute are doing it for PageRank sculpting reasons.

Here's another interesting new angle on a product that may be a good one, but since I haven't used it I can't vouch for it. But the interesting thing about this article is a startling statistic: - nearly 15 billion links (~3% of all links) are using the nofollow attribute - over 11 billion of those were internal (73% of instances of nofollow) What's this mean? Most of the people using nofollow as an attribute are doing it for PageRank sculpting reasons.