Mark Glaser: June 2005 archive
MSNBC.com survives, thrives despite trouble between parents
June 28, 2005
As Microsoft and NBC try to ditch their 99-year MSNBC cable deal, the bright spot is their joint Web venture, which tops the charts and sports a user-oriented redesign. The honcho of MSNBC.com tells us how they did it.
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Chinese bloggers run the gauntlet of forced registration, censorship
June 21, 2005
Bloggers in China must register with the government, and they can't use certain words in MSN Spaces blog titles. But they have ingenuity and strength in numbers, according to a roundtable of experts. No comments | Archive Link
Contest gets the lowdown on what makes readers forward links
June 14, 2005
The Contagious Media Showdown sought who could create the most popular Web site in 22 days. While winners such as Forget-Me-Not Panties seem obvious now -- their winning strategies are not. No comments | Archive Link
When Web print stories disappear, the meaning of 'archives' fades
June 7, 2005
When an editor pulls stories due to reader complaints or fears of spreading teen suicides or helping the competition, is the site still the record of the newspaper? Ethicists and editors decry the practice. No comments | Archive Link
Companies subvert search results to squelch criticism
June 1, 2005
It's not illegal, but it's SEO gone bad. Companies such as Quixtar are using Google-bombing, link farms and Web spam pages to place positive sites in the top search results -- which pushes the negative ones down. 2 Comments | Archive Link
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