Thoughts on SEO, the iPad, and the future of computing from an SEO agency.

Is Adobe Flash finished? 2010 is turning into the year that Flash (and its future) are discussed more than ever. We weigh in with our SEO-centric approach.

We look at 5 of the most interesting Real-Time search engines and let you know how they work, what they do for you, and whether you’ll want to use them every day.

We write a ton of email. Some of it is worth extracting and publishing online, where it can be used as beautiful content for our blogs. Here’s how.

Famous web 2.0 site Digg.com recently launched their frame-based diggbar. Designed as a way to keep you attached to their site while browsing, it’s not winning too many fans.

We look at the ‘fall’ of the newspaper and Marshall McLuhan and a whole bunch of other stuff, and predict what online content will look like in the future.

Should facebook be worried about Google profile, or is it just a small, cosmetic addition to Google’s otherwise monolithic presence? We look at the options.

Although the Google deal would have helped to accelerate their strategy for growth, Yahoo! still has other deals and efforts in the works. Decker also went on to say that this fall-through does not change “Yahoo!’s commitment to innovation and growth in search.”

During Steve Larson’s presentation on “Next-Level Discovery: Open Search, Semantic Search, etc.” the top question on everyone’s mind was this: What will the next-generation of search engines look like?

Google may have seemed hopeful at first. However, early this morning Google’s Senior VP and Chief Legal Officer, David Drummond announced that Google would not move forward on the deal.