PageRank For Sale Ads Proliferate
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Pagerank For Sale
Pagerank For Sale
08/20/2002 10:13 AMAs predicted by members this last winter, high page rank sites begin
to swap links for cash.
Xserve installations proliferate
Xserve installations proliferate
09/15/2004 05:32 PMCo-location and dedicated server provider
OSI Hosting announced on
Wednesday that it has acquired 1,000 Xserves from Apple as part of its
expansion into seven new facilities. Part of the open source industry,
OSI selected Apple because it supports open source and Mac OS X Server
is a FreeBSD-based operating system. The company offers dedicated,
virtual and co-location servers along with managed services and
equipment financing and leasing.
PSP pixel peeves proliferate
PSP pixel peeves proliferate
03/24/2005 04:01 PMnull
Remote Controls Proliferate
Remote Controls Proliferate
07/05/2004 09:37 AMAP via Los Angeles Times Jul 5 2004 2:13PM GMT
WebMD problems proliferate
WebMD problems proliferate
05/04/2004 06:10 PM Brief: Xserve installations proliferate
Brief: Xserve installations proliferate
09/17/2004 10:11 AMCo-location and dedicated server provider OSI Hosting.net has acquired
1,000 Xserves from Apple Computer Inc. as part of an expansion into
seven new facilities.
Wi-Fi/Flash combo drives proliferate
Wi-Fi/Flash combo drives proliferate
12/04/2003 04:53 AMPlug'n'play WLAN access
Olympus digital cameras proliferate
Olympus digital cameras proliferate
02/12/2004 12:44 PMOlympus has expanded its digital camera line with a variety of models
in various configurations...
Symbian OS IR keyboard drivers
proliferate.
Symbian OS IR keyboard drivers
proliferate.
01/01/2004 10:59 PMInfoSync:
Symbian OS IR
keyboard drivers proliferate.User Group Report out, MUG meetings
proliferate
User Group Report out, MUG meetings
proliferate
11/17/2003 12:44 PMA new User Group Report is available and several Mac User Groups
(MUGs) have slated meetings and special events over the next few
weeks. In this week's edition of the
User
Group Report, there's a section on two user groups who are trying
new things, a user group-only resource that benefits MUGs and MUG
members, an update on the sponsors of User Group University and more.
The User Group Report, hosted by Chuck Joiner, editor of
The MUG Center, is an Internet
radio show that features user group newsmakers.
Intel Potomac delayed again, 64-bit
Xeons proliferate
Intel Potomac delayed again, 64-bit
Xeons proliferate
06/14/2004 10:15 AMAs Internet maps proliferate, so fears,
abuse
As Internet maps proliferate, so fears,
abuse
12/20/2003 07:14 PMInternet mapping services are powerful and simple: Type a phone number
into Google or other sites for a map with door-to-door directions. ...
'Zombie PCs' proliferate xenophobic spam
deluge
'Zombie PCs' proliferate xenophobic spam
deluge
06/11/2004 06:27 AMComputer Weekly Jun 11 2004 11:17AM GMT
As other gadgets proliferate, Sony pulls
plug on its PDAs
As other gadgets proliferate, Sony pulls
plug on its PDAs
06/12/2004 08:35 PMLos Angeles Times Jun 12 2004 11:38PM GMT
Products and Applications Proliferate in
the Growing Market for Surgical
Sealants, Glues and Wound Closure,
According to New Report from MedMarket
Diligence, LLC
Products and Applications Proliferate in
the Growing Market for Surgical
Sealants, Glues and Wound Closure,
According to New Report from MedMarket
Diligence, LLC
02/01/2005 09:20 PMClinical experience with sealants, hemostatic agents, glues and a
variety of novel wound closure technologies is coinciding with
increased caseload in many different specialties including orthopedic,
cardiovascular, dermal, surgical, neurology, and others. These
multiple opportunities are driving an $11 billion market by 2014.
[PRWEB Jan 21, 2005]
WWW-Google-PageRank-0.06
WWW-Google-PageRank-0.06
09/16/2004 07:41 AMPageRank for Firefox 1.0
PageRank for Firefox 1.0
01/06/2005 08:20 PMWWW-Google-PageRank-0.04
WWW-Google-PageRank-0.04
09/09/2004 11:04 AMWWW-Google-PageRank-0.05
WWW-Google-PageRank-0.05
09/15/2004 05:58 AMThe dangers of PageRank
The dangers of PageRank
02/10/2004 02:44 AMA well documented side effect of the weblog format is that it
brings Google PageRank in almost absurd quantities. I'm now the 5th
result for simon on Google, and I've been the
top result for simon
willison almost since the day I launched. High rankings however
are not always a good thing, especially when combined with a comment
system. A growing number of bloggers have found themselves at the top
position for terms of little or no relevance to the rest of their
sites, which in turn can attract truly surreal comments from visitors
from search engines who may never have encountered a blog before.
I know of a couple of entries on my own blog that are attracting
this kind of traffic. The most interesting is probably
this entry on artifical diamonds,
which has attracted comments from both buyers and sellers of
artificial gems. My entry on MSN messenger usability problems from 2002
has drawn a steady stream of hilarious comments, no doubt caused in
part by its top rating on Google for msn messenger sucks. Amusingly, for a
long time Microsoft's own search
engine was giving my page a high rank for a wide variety of less
negative messenger related terms.
My own experiences of this phenomenon pale in to significance to
some of the others I've seen. The most impressive example has to be
Jason Kottke's brief
review of the Matrix Reloaded, which drew over 900 comments from
Google strays, developed its own micro-community and resulted in Jason
pondering who
owns the conversation on my web site? Jason eventually deciding to
close and archive the thread after the page grew to more than a
megabyte in size.
The problem can take on a far more disturbing twist. I won't link
directly to these entries for fear of adding to their predicaments,
but searches for crime scene cleanup and
suicide chat rooms both
return blogs in the first two results. The former thread is mostly
crime scene cleanup companies marketing their services, but the latter
is quite frankly disturbing. It's certainly lead me to double check
the titles of my entries before posting them.
Thankfully, avoiding this kind of unwanted comment traffic is
pretty simple. One way is to simply disable comments for entries older
than a certain time (generally a couple of weeks), although personally
I like to see the occasional comment on old entries. A neater solution
proposed by Russell Beattie last year is to simply hide comments from search engine referrals, thus
ensuring that random strays won't leave their mark without
understanding the nature of your site first.
Algorithm-PageRank-0.06
Algorithm-PageRank-0.06
08/22/2004 05:58 AMWWW-Google-PageRank-0.07
WWW-Google-PageRank-0.07
09/16/2004 05:07 PMBlogs and PageRank
Blogs and PageRank
07/15/2004 10:09 PMWill the preponderance of blogs these days wreak havoc with
Google's PageRank
model? It used to be that you couldn't get a link from a big name
site without having something they they wanted to link to. And if
they linked to it, then they liked it, so others might as well, thus a
higher PageRank. Not so anymore.
I can get a link on SixApart.com by posting a comment
or a trackback. Ditto for Kottke.
I can't on Boing Boing, but I
can on Don Park's site. And
there a lot of other blogs out there with PageRank values of, say,
seven and up that I can get a link on very easily.
This site, for instance, has a PageRank of six, and you can get a
link from here by just saying some intelligent (sadly, we've taken steps to eliminate the PageRank value, but I may
remove that because other steps have helped cure the spam
problem).
So, with all these high PageRank sites out there, it's getting
easier to increase the PageRank of your own site. And you don't even
have to spam — even a dolt can come up with something
intelligent to say about post. Keep it remotely relevant, you won't
get deleted, and — voila! — you just finagled a link from
a site with decent PageRank.
This being the case, will PageRank's relevance and value
deteriorate over the next few years?
(This begs another question — would Google ever allow you to
designate links as self-service? By using a special comment or
something, you could declare to the GoogleBot that you didn't
add these links yourself, instead they were added by the link's
target. And if this happened, would you do it? Would you essentially
screw your commenters? Would people be more likely to comment on
blogs that advertised that they didn't marginalize links using this
method?)
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pagerank 10 sites
pagerank 10 sites
07/22/2004 01:32 PMsomeday you'll be able to pay for pagerank 11
Algorithm-PageRank-0.05
Algorithm-PageRank-0.05
08/22/2004 05:58 AMAlgorithm-PageRank-0.08
Algorithm-PageRank-0.08
08/23/2004 06:57 AMMore PageRank Mania
More PageRank Mania
06/14/2004 09:48 AMSource: Search Engine Guide - Sadly, it appears that PageRank is often
the driving factor in how and why people link to each other, and that
is just plain wrong. When a site owner refuses to link to a great...
Algorithm-PageRank-0.07
Algorithm-PageRank-0.07
08/22/2004 05:23 PMAlgorithm-PageRank-0.03
Algorithm-PageRank-0.03
08/22/2004 05:58 AMPageRank Without Backlinks
PageRank Without Backlinks
08/31/2004 05:33 PM"I went to the site today to see PR5. Pretty good for a site that I
have never promoted, that logs dont any refers from. And that Google
or Yahoo show any backlinks to."
Algorithm-PageRank-0.04
Algorithm-PageRank-0.04
08/22/2004 05:58 AMGoogle-PageRank-0.01
Google-PageRank-0.01
09/08/2004 07:12 AMHow Important is PageRank, Really?
How Important is PageRank, Really?
04/13/2005 03:04 PMGoogle-PageRank-0.02
Google-PageRank-0.02
09/08/2004 10:35 AMGoogle-PageRank-0.03
Google-PageRank-0.03
09/08/2004 10:35 AMPageRank Indicator for Linux and Mac OSX
PageRank Indicator for Linux and Mac OSX
06/09/2004 03:59 PMLinux and Mac browser toolbars with PageRank indicators. Hurry while
it lasts.
PageRank: Google's Original Sin
PageRank: Google's Original Sin
09/17/2002 05:02 AMIn the first place, Google's claim that "PageRank relies on the
uniquely democratic nature of the web" must be seen for what it is,
which is pure hype. In a democracy, every person has one vote. In
PageRank, rich people get more votes than poor people, or, in web
terms, pages with higher PageRank have their votes weighted more than
the votes from lower pages. As Google explains, "Votes cast by pages
that are themselves 'important' weigh more heavily and help to make
other pages 'important.'" In other words, the rich get richer, and the
poor hardly count at all. This is not "uniquely democratic," but
rather it's uniquely tyrannical.
"tri" So if google is all about the tyranny of the elite (and yes, if
you are reading this, you count as one of the chosen), why does it
work so well?
"zeldman.ap"
googlebar with pagerank for firefox
googlebar with pagerank for firefox
08/16/2004 02:04 PMone less reason to ever start up IE
New: Google PageRank Toolbar
New: Google PageRank Toolbar
07/14/2004 10:04 AMGoogle PageRank Toolbar is a widget for Konfabulator and Safari that
monitors what page is active in Safari and shows its Google PageRank.
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