We're nearing completion of the fixes, error removals and problems associated with the SEOmoz tools, but we need your help. When the tools get slammed is when they're at their most vulnerable, so we invite you today to run all the reports you've been putting off and see how accurate our data is - some tools are still returning bad results, but ...
Via Geraldine, a great new blog that will consume our time and thorougly entertain (perhaps even inspire). It's called Drawn and it features new artists and illustrators every day. The sheer volume of great illustra...
There's some fascinating "maps" from Jonathan Harris of Flaming Toast posted at the International Networks Archive. Th...
On the suggestion of a friend, I've changed my home page to a new location, Wikipedia's Random Article page - it's a special feature and has to be manually entered as the home page for your web browser, but it's a great way to learn something new every time you start surfing. If it bogs down workflow too much, I may change back, but for ...
UNESCO - The United Nations' Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has a great deal of information and funding available for ...
Everyone at SEOmoz wishes London our deep condolences on this sad occassion. The more people you know around the world, the harder it is to feel isolated from events. There can be no doubt that this industry has brought me closer to the city on t...
After my blog post from June 22nd on Nanobots, I received a friendly email from Mike Treder, executive director for the Center for Responsible Nanotechnology. Mike noted that "Gray Goo" is, in actuality, a quite insignificant threa...
Most people will recognize the name Morgan Spurlock from the famous documentary he made last year - SuperSize Me. He's also the author of Don't Eat this Book (a play on Abbie Ho...
Due to my work schedule being overwhelmingly busy today, I won't be posting much. I feel bad about this, since my loyal readers - you - have been kind enough to drop by. There are a few interesting things taking place in the SEO world that are worth reading about: Kim Krause-Berg is talking about...
The Solomon R. Guggenheim museum in New York City has, on display through the web, several pieces of "early Internet art". The museum also has this fascinating discussion of the valuation of ar...
An article from National Geographic - New Robot Reproduces on Its Own - takes on the issue of nanotechnology creating "grey goo". This is the substance, created by ...
Worth visiting today is Wayne Hurlbert's excellent hosting of the Carnival of Capitalists blog event. Wayne has collecte...
The SEOmoz tools have now been down for almost 2 full weeks and all of the users have my sincere apologies. The functionality of our new systems and new server was overestimated and it appears that Google, Yahoo! and their ilk are returning very incomplete, often completley blank results to our inquiries. We're currently working on implementing more secure, safer methods of getting the data, us...
I have received quite a few e-mails from individuals concerned about the performance of the tools, the membership registrationg system and several other flaws still plaguing SEOmoz. I offer my sincerest apologies and assure you that our programmers are hard at work trying to make everything operate smoothly. Our current ETA is that things will not be fully normal and functional until Monday or ...