Every Friday this spring I joined Rushton Hurley for a series of webinars simply titled Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions and Share Cool Stuff. That series is going on hiatus until August, but you can watch all of the recordings from this spring right here on Next Vista for Learning. The series that I […]
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Yes and no. You can convert blog posts into an ebook but you cannot just copy and paste for some digital storefronts based on their rules. I did this a number of times for a few of my 100-plus ebooks on Amazon, Selz and Gumroad. But you need to know the particular terms of service
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from the mine-mine-mine dept Perhaps because the stories we routinely do on Nintendo doing the Nintendo come out at a clip somewhat spread out, and perhaps because the ultimate reality is that Nintendo’s Nintendo-ing is legally something it is allowed to do, I believe the wider world really doesn’t understand just how much cool stuff
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At the beginning of the year, Google purchased some sort of mystery tech from Fossil that they hoped to be able to bring to the market for all to use to help grow the wearable space. Google paid $40 million for it as well as some of Fossil’s R&D team, but up until today, we
I am doing a YouTube giveaway, where I give away free stuff for free based on if people subscribe to my YouTube channel. What am I giving away? Well, two main buckets; (A) up to $25,000 to charity and (B) SEM/SEO software subscriptions and an SMX conference pass. Initially I was just going to give
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“Does Netflix have enough stuff that’s good enough to keep us coming back?” asks Michael Pachter of Wedbush. “That’s the real acid test. I actually think all these metrics they’re giving us on the crap shows are telling you that people are willing to watch whatever they throw at them because they’re running out of
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Harikesh S. Nair: “Efforts at persuasion are more credible when they seem to come from an individual person, a friend — instead of, say, a corporation in Cincinnati.” | Illustration by iStock.com/Adehoidar Off the coast of New Zealand last year, a kayaker was drifting along quietly when a seal burst from the water and slapped
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Free-Photos / Pixabay Have you ever read an article and balked at the poor grammar it included? Or maybe your situation was a little different – maybe the blog post you read from your favorite company was written coherently and even with perfect grammar, but it still just didn’t sit well with you. It might
Google’s John Mueller cautions ecommerce site owners about adding unnecessary text to category pages. This topic came up today during a Twitter chat about ecommerce sites. There was a discussion about improving pages and whether or not adding more text is considered an improvement. Mueller was tagged in the chat and chimed in saying site
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iHeart Media says it plans to acquire publisher Stuff Media, signaling that, despite some advertiser fears, publishers still see podcasts as a good investment. Stuff Media is a for-profit publisher whose inventory includes the HowStuffWorks podcasting business, and iHeartMedia says that the move will double its usage metrics and make it the top podcast publisher globally
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