When Washington Rides To Your Rescue, Call For Help.
Common Sense NMS founder James Boyce shares his thoughts on the last week’s Senate election in his new blog on The Huffington Post. Read more here.
James Boyce comments on the Mario Solis Marich Show
Common Sense NMS founder James Boyce will be a guest on the Mario Solis Marich Show tonight at 6:45 Mountain Time. The show, which has become a popular source for a progressive perspective on national politics, can be heard in Denver and along the Front Range on AM760, or worldwide on the web.
The Coming of Foursquare
The concept of Foursquare is simple enough - you use your mobile phone to check-in at places across your city. This simplicity follows in the shadow of Twitter, which in its infancy was a mobile platform that allowed you to update people on what you were doing. Twitter has since outgrown those humble beginnings with loads of applications and functionalities. Twitter now boasts 23.6 million users and after signing deals for content search with Google and Microsoft is now turning a profit. more »
CS NMS Founder James Boyce on Huffington Post on the Massachusetts Special Election.
James has been writing for The Huffington Post since it launched in May 2005. Clearly, the closeness of the race between Martha Coakley and Scott Brown has led to one of his more strongly-worded posts.
CS NMS Develops Close GITMO Campaign
Working with client HRF to close GITMO, CS NMS developed a campaign around HRF’s petition. This included a new website splash page, blogging, and an this innovative use of Flickr:
New Content Matters
I ran across an interesting article today that I wanted to share about
an interesting change that Google has rolled out for 2010 regarding
its search indexing.
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/12/28/google-caffeine-faster-search-index/
The long and short of it is that Google rolled out a new way of
searching and indexing websites for search, codenamed: Caffeine. Most
of the changes won’t be noticeable to the “naked-eye” user. But the
switch will give more priority to websites that have news, realtime
and social media information and keywords. You may have noticed that
Google recently launched social media results in their search results
- this is following that same trend. Therefore, we have been
encouraging our clients to make sure they are updating their site with
timely and relevant information and not to rely archived data. This is
particularly important to our clients that are using Google Adwords
or have Grant accounts. As Google is constantly improving its search
capabilities, keep swinging by to see how you can benefit from our expert knowledge.