Talks of nominations for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize are doing the rounds and top of the list is one nominee: the Internet. Supporters are backing it for its role in promoting dialogue across the globe. From bringing out voices in conflict-torn regions to sharing ideas, the Internet is encouraging communication. Precisely the same reasons why the Iran government, it seems, has banned gmail. Close on the heels of the Google-China standoff come media... 

The last time Chinese authorities cracked down on Internet users within their country, the story did make it to the headlines. But it didn’t cause quiet the furore it has now. Why? This time around Internet-giant Google is in the thick of things, and has decided to speak out. Reason enough for the global media to watch the developments attentively and for the US Secretary of State to take a firm stance on the attack. The point we are trying... 

If search engines aren’t showing your website data to potential customers, your marketing guys are fighting with one arm tied behind their back. The immediate knee jerk remedy is “lets do some SEO”. Unfortunately the garden verity of  SEO  hawked today is a great idea that has lost its way! To understand why, we need to ask: who really controls the turf?  No prizes for guessing that  its the search engines and their algorithms....