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It sounds like Google just got another important employee, but the search giant didn’t simply pluck him out of an unemployement line; instead, it may have pulled Brad Fitzpatrick away from LiveJournal (which he created) and Six Apart.

A few days ago blog ad network Chitika released a study [PDF] co-sponsored by University of Texas, Dallas that projects revenue for the top 50,000 weblogs at $500 million.

Everybody stay calm. Go on with your usual SEO business. What looked like a President's Day weekend Google algorithm update was most like a tiny ripple in cyberspace. A handful of bloggers were asking "did you see that?" referring to a sudden, and brief, fluctuation in keyword positioning in the Google search results. SEObook's Aaron Wall begins the discussion:

Josh, a friend of mine works for the company that puts on the eTail conference series. eTail 2007 is arriving soon so I thought I would mention it here for anyone who is interested in attending.

Copyright practice isn't copyright law, and the latter seems to be on Google's side even though publisher interests claim otherwise.

A recent article from News Corp's New York Post suggested CNET Networks could be in play as an acquisition target.

Among the 10 million blogs tracked by BlogPulse, Intelliseek reports that 31% are active within the last 30 days ...

Blogging is a pretty popular activity online these days. It's a great way to connect with your audience on the Web and create a sense of community.