December 10, 2008

CrankyGeeks with John Dvorak by Vanessa Fox

The basis for Google page-ranking is to equate popularity with quality, and once you look at the information developed by SEO experts, you learn that this strategy barely works, I [John Dvorak] argued in a recent column. I suggest rethinking the basic organization of the Web itself. Vanessa thinks differently.

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