Google’s retooled search engine sounds awfully like a content curation engine. Content Curation currently is the “it” job in online circles. It’s defined as sifting through the mass amount of information on the web and pulling out the most relevant information, sorted in a way that makes sense to humans. This is what the new search system dubbed the Knowledge Graph will do.
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Google’s Retooled Search is a Content Curator
Google’s retooled search engine sounds awfully like a content curation engine. Content Curation currently is the “it” job in online circles. It’s defined as sifting through the mass amount of information on the web and pulling out the most relevant information, sorted in a way that makes sense to humans. This is what the new [...]
Put Your Business Online By Avoiding These Mistakes
You can learn from my website building mistakes and successes this summer! July 14th I’m teaching an all day class at Clayton State University called “Put Your Business on the Web.” It covers both editorial content creation and the technical aspects of building a site on your own using WordPress. (Shameless plug… you can register [...]
Why the iPad 3 is Worth the Wait
Geeks of all stripes will have to wait a while longer to get a hold of the new iPad 3. Apple recently announced its sold out of pre-orders of the tablet and those orders may not ship out for another two to three weeks. Considering all of the iPad 3′s enhancements, it’s worth the wait. [...]
The Nitty Gritty of the YouTube Revamp and Google Privacy Changes
YouTube officially changes its layout March 7, whether you approve or not. Prior to that Google whittled its multiple privacy policies down to one. Whether you are old pros or newbies at YouTube or all things Google, here is what you need to know about both.
Goodbye Kodak Digital Cameras, Now What?
You won’t be able to create Kodak moments using new Kodak digital cameras anymore. Kodak says it’s days of making digital cameras are done. Digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames are being phased out so the bankrupt company can focus on its consumer business line of products. So now what? What’s a [...]
Google’s Retooled Search is a Content Curator
May 17th, 2012 
Rosemary Jean-Louis 
Put Your Business Online By Avoiding These Mistakes
May 3rd, 2012 Rosemary Jean-Louis You can learn from my website building mistakes and successes this summer! July 14th I’m teaching an all day class at Clayton State University called “Put Your Business on the Web.” It covers both editorial content creation and the technical aspects of building a site on your own using WordPress. (Shameless plug… you can register for it here!)
I love maintaining, curating and project managing the creation and revamps of websites. So you would think that when it came time to revamping my old website and blog, it would be a no brainer. Wrong! I made a few mistakes in my process. Here are three mistakes I made that you can learn from. Read more »
Digital Media Recruiter Shares What Employers Want, Need
April 19th, 2012 Rosemary Jean-Louis Looking for a digital media job? Then make an industry recruiter your best friend. They have the inside scoop on what positions employers really need to fill. Mobile Marketing is one of the hot areas. Want to know more? Veteran recruiter and marketing and business development professional Mark Mizenko obliges with advice.
For Newbies: How to Build a Better Podcast for $100 or Less
April 5th, 2012 Rosemary Jean-Louis Audio podcasts may seem oh so 2005. But they’re not. They are alive and well thanks to the proliferation of digital devices, audio subscription services and blog radio aggregator sites like Blog Talk Radio. Plus they are cheap to produce. How to succeed in the podcast game is a matter of trial and error and advice from fellow podcasters like the producers of Gayme Bar. Read how they did it.
