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Looking to drive results for your business? Click here to learn more. Hey Loretta, Remind Me That Google's Got Troubles (Thinks Out Loud Episode 273) – Headlines and Show Notes Google brought down the house with it's "Loretta" ad at… The post Hey Loretta, Remind Me That Google’s Got Troubles (Thinks Out Loud Episode 273) appeared first on Tim Peter & Associates.

Looking to drive results for your business? Click here to learn more. Hey Loretta, Remind Me That Google's Got Troubles (Thinks Out Loud Episode 273) – Headlines and Show Notes Google brought down the house with it's "Loretta" ad at the big game this weekend. But that ad showed the benefits and downsides of the […] The post Hey Loretta, Remind Me That Google’s Got Troubles (Thinks Out Loud Episode 273) appeared first on E-commerce, Internet marketing and business strategy consulting | Tim Peter & Associates.

Looking to drive results for your business? Click here to learn more. Stop Outsourcing Your Sales & Marketing to Gatekeepers Like Google (Thinks Out Loud Episode 257) – Headlines and Show Notes Google, Facebook, Amazon, and others are starting to… The post Stop Outsourcing Your Sales & Marketing to Gatekeepers Like Google (Thinks Out Loud Episode 257) appeared first on Tim Peter & Associates.

Looking to drive results for your business? Click here to learn more. Stop Outsourcing Your Sales & Marketing to Gatekeepers Like Google (Thinks Out Loud Episode 257) – Headlines and Show Notes Google, Facebook, Amazon, and others are starting to face a fair bit of scrutiny over whether they have too much power in the […] The post Stop Outsourcing Your Sales & Marketing to Gatekeepers Like Google (Thinks Out Loud Episode 257) appeared first on E-commerce, Internet marketing and business strategy consulting | Tim Peter & Associates.

Looking to drive results for your business? Click here to learn more. How Worried Are You About Google Next Year? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 255) – Headlines and Show Notes Google’s making more noise about ways to stick it to… The post How Worried Are You About Google Next Year? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 255) appeared first on Tim Peter & Associates.

Looking to drive results for your business? Click here to learn more. How Worried Are You About Google Next Year? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 255) – Headlines and Show Notes Google’s making more noise about ways to stick it to brands and businesses, potentially charging for (currently free) features in Google My Business. Even if […] The post How Worried Are You About Google Next Year? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 255) appeared first on E-commerce, Internet marketing and business strategy consulting | Tim Peter & Associates.

Yes, there was no episode last week, I was not feeling well. It may have been from the remnants from being sick from the week prior. So my apologies, but fear not GNC WIR community, a new episode is here! And this weeks tech news is sure not to disappoint, a huge Google news block, a streaming news block plus Disney is now in control of Hulu. Show Notes: Google and Walmart to testify before the Senate Google to push new ads on its apps Google agrees to pay owners of faulty Pixel phones up to $500.00 Google Trips Disney takes full control of Hulu OnePlus shows off 7 Series Uber drivers are freelancers, not employees Apple would need to raise iPhone prices Apple Pay in iTunes TurboTax sued Ajit Pai proposes a new rule Florida governor says Russians accessed voter databases Walmart has free next day delivery Facebook one strike live streaming policy PlayStation 5 Uber riders opt for quiet mode The Orville renewed for season 3 The Burger King Impossible Whopper Tour AT&T Watch TV  New budget phone vs Old Flagship phone Star Trek: Picard Every new movie and show on Amazon in June YouTuber sends lawyer after UFC Best Amazon Fire tablet deals Man gets 20 years in prison Grumpy Cat The best universal remote control Trending on Google Trends: Uber Stock Trending on Twitter at number 2: Psalm West Trending on YouTube at number 5: World's Largest Jello Pool

Sam & Bev interview Tara from Beaver Vineyards! They discuss how she acquired her farm land, found mentors, decided what grape varietal to grow, the role cover crops play in a vineyard, and how her farm REALLY makes her feel.Sponsors:This episode is brought to you by:Our Executive Producer Patreon Contributors! Thank you Ashley Kirnan, Montanna Coombs, Christine Cianni, Natalie Quist, Jessica Hawkins, Elise Ferguson, and Larry Wright!The drinks for this episode were sponsored by @homemade_confetti Cheers lady!Show Notes:Google image results for mustard at a vineyardBeaver Vineyards on IGBeaver Vineyards on FacebookBeaver Vineyards blog

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 10 of the All Things Geekery Podcast In this episode, the Geeks went bonkers with the recent announcement of Google and Microsoft jumping into the cloud gaming streaming world. Show Notes Google’s project stream How does it function Gaming inside of a browser Only game currently available is Assassins Creed Odyssey Project xCloud Currently being developed When released streaming will be available on consoles, PC, and mobile devices First types of cloud gaming Onlive - 2012 Game streaming via desktop client or using a home device with Onlive controller Multiple modern games available Instant 30 min trails Instant gameplay Company was bought out by Sony and later closed Geforce Now  Grid - Beta in 2013 under the Grid name Full release in 2015 to “Shield only hardware” In 2017 Geforce Now was released -  allows PC and MAC to stream as well 1080p60 cloud-gaming service Using data centers of their high-end non-consumer grade GPUs Currently in Beta, free, and can use approved games from your Steam or Uplay library In 6 data centers in the world Keyhole into the future of gaming Due to the geographical location of data center, latency will change from user to user Will be a subscription-based service when it gets out of beta Playstation Now Streaming games to PS4 and PS4 pro and also PC Beta in 2014 full release early 2015 Originally allowed PS3, Vita, Playstation TV, and some other Sony devices to stream Discontinued in 2017 Benefit of allowing “backwards compatibility” Streaming at 720p Current games library of 600+  PS2, PS3, PS4  Subscription based service Google’s project stream Plays inside Chrome Testing Assassins Creed Odyssey - 1080p Will run on any laptop, or similar device that has Chrome and can achieve 25mps download speed Not a full release but a technical test Project xCloud When released streaming will be available on consoles, PC, and mobile devices Probably in the best position to address latency concerns Current word is servers will basically be multiple Xboxes in each blade - limiting impact to developers Recommended 10Mbps internet Be sure to subscribe to the All Things Geekery Podcast and gaming network with any of your favorite podcast apps. Stop by and drop us a review so we know how we’re doing. Thanks for listening, and we can’t wait to hear from you! SUBSCRIBE iTunes Podbean Stitcher Overcast Google Play Music ALL OUR SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter @detachedgamingTwitter @victus_darkaeroTwitter @allthingsgeekryBlog @ http://www.allthingsgeekery.comBlog @ http://www.ahobbitsjourney.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allthingsgeekery/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsgeekery/support

Zach Fisher joins us to recap Google's latest hardware announcements. Show Notes Google announces Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL Google announces Home Hub Follow Us Follow Zach on Twitter Follow Taylor on Twitter Follow Emily on Twitter Part of the Dudes Brunch Network

This week on Shades Of Brown, we talk about bad Google things, cool Mozilla things, dope Windows accessibility features, a bad Android phone, and Cristian admits they are wrong about fluent design. Show Notes: Google reportedly building Snapchat Discover competitor into search Crashy Android apps will get downranked in the Google Play Store Mozilla’s new file-transfer service isn’t perfect, but it’s drop-dead easy Firefox Testpilot Microsoft’s Eye Control for Windows 10 is now available for testers Moto Z2 Force New Xbox One Update with Fluent Design Fluent Design

This week on Shades Of Brown, we talk about bad Google things, cool Mozilla things, dope Windows accessibility features, a bad Android phone, and Cristian admits they are wrong about fluent design. Show Notes: Google reportedly building Snapchat Discover competitor into search Crashy Android apps will get downranked in the Google Play Store Mozilla’s new file-transfer service isn’t perfect, but it’s drop-dead easy Firefox Testpilot Microsoft’s Eye Control for Windows 10 is now available for testers Moto Z2 Force New Xbox One Update with Fluent Design Fluent Design

Many times I am sitting around before or after a race with some OCR people, and wish we recorded the conversation. Yesterday was one of those times. Luckily for you, I had the tape rolling. Beni Gifford appears as a special guest, as does Keith Allen who called in. Dig on in, as Hunter McIntyre and I talk about His professional wrestling tryout with WWE. Why he isn't racing much Spartan this year. His plan to dominate the Obstacle Racing World Championships. How he deals with multiple offers from sponsors (and lusting male and female fans)  Plus ORM also gets called out for shitty live reporting and I beg Hunter to unblock me on Facebook. Todays Podcast is sponsored by: Wetsuit Wearhouse – Save 15% using coupon code ORM on all purchases. Rugged Maniac – $5 off when you use the code PODCAST. Show Notes: Google that shit.

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.Show Notes:Google called in to scrub politicians' mobile numbers from the internet [The Age]Qantas cancels launch of free inflight wi-fi [iTnews]Equity crowdfunding bill passed, but proprietary companies still excluded [AFR]UK minister says encryption on messaging services is unacceptable [Reuters]Twitter considers paid membership option [BBC News]Apple Unveils Special Edition (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus [MacRumors]Apple Debuts New 9.7-Inch iPad With A9 Chip to Replace iPad Air 2, Starting at $329 [MacRumors]Apple's iPhone 8 Said to Feature 'Water Drop Design' in Homage to Original iPhone [MacRumors]Man dies after charging his iPhone while using it in the bath [9to5Mac]Sesame Street introduces new muppet with autism [ABC News]Reality TV Contestants Isolated For A Year Found Their Show Was Axed [Uproxx]Disney Chief On The Future Of "Star Wars" [Dark Horizons]Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page.Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome.Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fmFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterruptedTwitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAirVoicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterruptedIf you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: Google, Telstra trial balloon internet in Queensland [iTnews] Australia rejects electronic voting - are US elections rigged? [iTWire] Banks using social media to assess loan applications [ABC News] Uber exec Emil Michael threatens to dig dirt on company critics, unleashing torrent of criticism [The Age] Uber Executive Is Uber Jerk, Suggests "Digging Up Dirt" On Female Reporter Who Criticized Company's Sexist Practices [The Mary Sue] Snapchat launches Snapcash to let you pay friends through the app [The Next Web] Did Snapchat Just Accidentally Monetize Nudes? [Motherboard] Google tests subscription service for ad-free websites [CNET] Sony Drops Aaron Sorkin's Steve Jobs Movie, Universal May Take Over [Mac Rumors] App Store swaps 'Free' download buttons with 'Get' label [Cult of Mac] Apple Just Revealed Lots More Info About the Apple Watch [TIME] Oscar- & Tony-Winning Director Mike Nichols Dead At 83 [Deadline] It's Official: Netflix To Launch In Australia And New Zealand In March 2015 [Gizmodo Australia] Netflix launch in Australia won't be a game-changer for TV market or turn tide on piracy, analyst says [ABC News] SBS And World Movies Join Stan [B&T] Netflix picks up Tina Fey's first show since '30 Rock' [The Verge] Screen Aus unveils first major profile of Australian VOD behaviour [Inside Film Magazine] Online and On Demand: Trends in Australian online video use [Screen Australia] Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page. Songs We Played: The Runaways - "Cherry Bomb" [iTunes] The Preatures - "Better Than It Ever Could Be" [iTunes] Q-Feel - "Dancing In Heaven (Orbital Be-Bop)" [iTunes] Ram Jam - "Black Betty" [iTunes] Metallica - "Enter Sandman" [iTunes] KONGOS - "Come With Me Now" [iTunes] Coldplay - "Magic" [iTunes] Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome. Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterrupted Twitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAir Voicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterrupted If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

Here's the video version (podcast is below that); Show Notes Google shows source to credit quick answers knowledge graph http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9615661c-3ce1-11e4-9733-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3DPzNR6Pt (sorry there is a paywall here) Improved sitelinks search box Nearly year later finally going get penguin update refresh Google plus Gmail integration Google knowledge graph change Is Performance based SEO really risk free Links FUD and webmaster guidelines Introducing structured snippets now Google makes penalty mistakes on buffer story Private Blog Network sites de-indexed Nearly year later finally going get penguin update refresh the Regulators: Terry Van Horne Steve Gerenscer Dave Harry iTunes and the Dojo Radio iPhone App!  

Welcome to another episode of the Regulators on SEO Dojo Radio! This week Steve was busy on the Homestead so David, Terry and Justin yakked about Search and social news producing another hour of SEO Dojo Radio goodies. This week the guys talked about Google new +1; the usual penguin, panda and Google algo update news; how Google sees your website; spam, spam and more spam!!; Moz anaul ranking factor roundup and other goodies. David Harry: Dealing with Google Penguin algorithm problems. (a 'definitive' tongue in cheek guide from ME) Diagnosing; pretty easy. Got shit links? Lost traffic around known date? Congrats. You're the lucky contestant on ‪#‎craphatcomesbacktobiteyouintheass‬ Recovery; Stop being an idiot. If it looks like shit, smells like shit? Probably no need for a taste test. Start nuking. (extra tip; don't let the jackass that built them, work on removal). Then wait for next refresh. If you don't go broke first. Futureproofing; shit or get off the pot. If you don't have the savvy to marketing in the modern world? Got get a job at the closest factory.... because 'manufacturing' seems to be your thing...  Anyway... there ya go. No need for any more posts on the topic. I have no written the 'ultimate guide'. Show Notes Google's new +1 How Google Sees your website LRT Pure Spam Deep Dive Dave's spam Guide on Wordstream Google says Guest blogging should be NoFollow... _|_ ... Roundtable    SEL Moz ranking factors 4 Advanced Google Analytics Segments for better data SEO Pros Hangout with Dave and Dixon Jones! the Regulators: Terry Van Horne Steve Gerenscer Justin Parks Dave Harry iTunes and the Dojo Radio iPhone App! our Sponsors

Summary Google announces their Chromebook, we dig into the heart of the PS4 announcement, Cold Fusion at NASA, a possible manned Mars mission by 2018 and more. Listen Download here Video version here. Show Notes Google launches a $1299 Chromebook called the Pixel with a 2560×1700 resolution. Apple had previously filed for a patent on a […]