I am currently driving from Seattle to San Francisco, where I will arrive to the WordCamp San Francisco event which ManageWP is a sponsor of. The beautiful and scenic Pacific Highway 101 is a true inspiration for a busy mind. At one point in the journey, I started contemplating about WordPress and how huge of […] Continue reading →
According Barry Schwartz post over at the Search Engine Round Table, it looks like Panda has finally refreshed after a slow rollout. The thin content algorithm is now has its 27th update since it was introduce 2011. Digital Marketing Consultant Glenn Gabe, who was one the first people to tweet about the refresh, shared some […]
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After increasing criticisms from former News Corp Chairman James Murdoch, Google announced this week that it will be updating its Pirate filter to help push search results to legitimate media sources. The refresh of Pirate is set to come out some time this week, and sites under penalty could see their first chance to get […]
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Major Vulnerability Found in SSL 3.0 Web Encryption Standard Three engineers at Google release a report Tuesday that shows that SSL 3.0 encryption can be bypass through a flaw the team dubbed “POODLE”. The good news is that SSL 3.0, now 15-years old, is only used in less than .5% of top 1 million sites […]
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