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I stumbled recently on a hilarious video about the News Machine. You will remember the old game where you are in a circle of friends, you whisper a sentence to the friend next to you, he passes on the message, and by the time the message has finished the circle it is completely distorted and embellished, sometimes even so hilarious that everybody roars with laughter? Well, something like that happens with the News Machine.

The Facebook graph search has modernized the browsing of various contents over the net. But, many people fall to rumors that the new invention is almost same when compared with the old search engines. But, you should know this fact: There really are quite a lot of differences when we compare them.

Archived; click post to view. Excerpt: Some of my customers ask me whether they can learn SEO. While there are plenty of courses out there (some excellent, some plainly crap), you might want to have a look at the following (free!) sites, which will provide you some interesting background about what you need to know [...]

People (including me) get very often unsolicited SEO offers. Often it is pure spam, or an outright fraud. But how to distinguish between en real professional offer and a guy that is in for a quick buck? This post shows you 7 tips to help you decide whether the offer is genuine and worth considering or should simply go to the spam box.

Today I have accomplished one of my dreams: I got a guest post from Alejandro Moreno-Ramos, the genius creator of Mox! Alejandro has given the translation community a much-needed laugh, and his world-famous Mox’s blog is a must-visit for anyone related to the translation world that needs a break. So enjoy one of his delicious cartoons!