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CreekBed.org is a "grass roots" organization of individuals who are enthusiastic about the internet and want to encourage the growth of informational, educational & non-commercial websites. |  | The Internet Engineering Task Force
Large open international community of network designers, operators, vendors, and researchers concerned with the evolution of the Internet architecture and the smooth operation of the Internet. It is open to any interested individual. |  | Union for Representative International Internet Cooperation and Analysis
An offshoot of People For Internet Responsibility (PFIR) working to promote an organization which will provide international direction and regulation for the Internet. Discussion Board. |  | US Internet Industry Association
Provides education on Internet and technology issues, advocates effective public policy for the Internet, and offers its members essential business news, information, support, services, and access to an extensive legislative database. |  | Virtual Volunteering Project
Encourages and assists in the development of online volunteering opportunities and experiences. Also provides resources to help service leaders use the Internet to manage all volunteers. |  | Web Review: The W3C Web Site
This is a review of the World Wide Web Consortium web site, from the ACM Crossroads Winter 1999 issue. |  | Wise-Women
This site is a resource for female (and male) web designers, developers and programmers, featuring tips and tutorials on a variety of Web related subjects. Features several mailing lists including one for Java script. |  | Women Designers Group
An all encompassing site for women involved in web site development, from design to programming. Has news, jobs, tutorials for web designers. Can join mailing list. |
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02/08/2012
Blogger.com Captures Musings Market
Fresh from SEM | Antics Labs, the results of a minutes-long research project.While it doesn't have the majority, at just over 6 million, Blogger certainly owns the plurality of Internet musings, coming in at just under 14% of total. In the following figure, the top portion is pulled from a site-specific search, and the bottom portion is pulled from the general Google index:Typepad shows a rather
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02/08/2012
The Rocket-Science Motives behind Google Base
"We view the integration of Google Base and conventional search results as a means to drive traffic to Google Base."--Piper Jaffray stock analyst Safa RashtchyHmm... Search results as traffic driver? If only we'd thought of that.
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02/08/2012
Finally ... Danny Sullivan's Salary Exposed
In what we figure is fair turnabout for Search Engine Watch discussing the salaries of SEMs (based on the ClickZ article of the same name), Alan Meckler decided he'd tell us exactly what Danny's bringing home:more money than most CEOs throughout the world.Alan's never been one to put too fine a point on it.
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02/08/2012
Yahoo Scrambles to Bring Back Steve Rubel
Sunnyvale, CA -- In a surprise move today, search giant and internet information portal Yahoo! restated its business goals for 2006. The company's new prime directive?Bring back Steve Rubel.Due to Yahoo's stunning admission that they're content with being #2 in search, media blogger Steve Rubel declaredThat's it, I am no longer using Yahoo Search. I have no interest in using a product that the
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02/08/2012
SEO Phrases Co-Opted by Porn Industry
In his cautionary tale "Bush Administration Demands Search Data...," Danny asks an astute question:Do you know every variation of a term someone might use, that you're going to dig out of the hundreds of millions of searches you'd get? [...] If you do, from talking with the head of a child porn fighting group in the UK, my understanding is that many euphemisms and code words are used that won't
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