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Domain Name Matters: Searchers Pick Brand Over Quality, Study Finds
A new study from Microsoft Research confirms what most SEOs have known for years—that domain names are a crucial element for capturing clicks and conversions from search results. Unlike what’s been...
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Citeology: Visualizing the Relationships between Research Publications
Justin Matejka at Autodesk Research has recently released the sophisticated visualization “Citeology: Visualizing Paper Genealogy” [autodeskresearch.com]. The visualization shows the 3,502 unique...
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TEDx Talk on Molecular Animation: Combining Cinema and Biology
Right now, while you are reading this article, billions of your cells are busy replicating your DNA information. Although molecules are smaller than the wavelength of light, and thus we have no way to...
View Article100 Million .Com Domains Registered
According to DomainTools.com, a provider of domain name research and whois information, the number of .com domains under management by the registry has eclipsed 100 million domains. In a statement...
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Rhetological Fallacies
A brain-blending categorisation and visualisation of errors and manipulations of rhetoric and logical thinking. How many do you use? The word ‘rhetological’ is made up. Just so I can munge two types of...
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Here’s a riddle: what do a physio in Western Australia, iiNet ,Webjet and the Australian Cancer Research Foundation have in common? Aside from being based in Australia, all of these groups were...
View ArticleCancer Foundation Applies for Exclusive Internet Domain Name
The Australian Cancer Research Foundation said it is embracing the next generation of online communication with an application for an exclusive Internet Domain name “dot cancerresearch”. The...
View ArticleEast Africa to benefit from proposed continental domain name
The African Union is working to establish a continental internet registry that will allow private and governmental entities to use a single domain — such as .africa — to attract traffic to their...
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