SEMPO (The Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization) represents the Search Marketing industry’s attempt to develop a unified voice.

The SimplyFired website provides ten tips on interoffice dating, but for those whose office amore turned into nothing less than a disaster, a trip for two to Las Vegas awaits the pathetic paramour with the best bliss blow-up story.

Ever find a blogger you really like and wonder “are there other blogs similar to this one?”

The online version of the venerable financial publication led off its free week of online access with a cover story about Google, a brand that can draw a lot of readers to a website.

As noted over on WeBreakStuff:

PubSub has rolled out a stack of handy dandy bookmarklets.

If there is a ying and a yang to search engine optimization then many SEO professionals would agree that content is the ying and links are the yang.

Technorati just turned on a new feature: if you are searching Technorati, for, say “Technology” blogs you get a choice: you can see them all, or you can see the ones that have a lot of “authority” in that space.

The old saying that begins “there’s no love lost” won’t be finished with “between Google and the latest Google protestors.” There is love lost. NoLuv4Google.com is littered with breakup notes to Google after the search company conceded to Chinese censorship demands. The broken-hearted boycott is scheduled for Valentines Day.

Just finalizing preparations for my participation in a terrific conference taking place in Manchester, England, this week, which sees the Angels of The North team reunited again – Philip Young, Chris Rushton, Tom Murphy, Elizabeth Albrycht, Stuart Bruce and me, Neville Hobson.

For the second time in as many months, am thrilled to announce that a new business blog is on the scene; this time it’s the Charter Street blog (“a blog about entrepreneurship, the internet, and the state of the software industry”) from Cerado customer Versai Technology.

Dynamic database-driven sites have become very popular, and relatively easy to set up and administer, through the use of Content Management Systems (CMS) and PHP server-side scripting.

A partnership with Global Care Quest lets Sprint deliver real-time medical information securely to intensive-care physicians via their mobile device.

MSN Search is offering up prizes on random searches. Just spot “MSN Search & Win” in a sponsored link (advertisement) and you may have won a prize from this list.

The new media marketing universe, or at least what looks to be a good chunk of it, is set to descend on Palo Alto the week after next for the second annual NewComm Forum.

RSS feeds and email updates from the US government’s communications website deliver its latest official news and information.

I’ve recently realized that the Yahoo! Music Blog is my new favorite Yahoo blog–official or not.

OK, so you visit my comment feed and leave a comment.

The secret-on-a-postcard collection website has a show planned for St. Valentine’s Day, featuring over one-hundred never before seen cards on display.

One of the chief stumbling blocks in industries that make use of CAD programs is that data produced by those programs can only be read by those programs. Interoperability is becoming a costly concern as manufacturers increasingly decentralize by outsourcing projects.

Jamie, you’ve done it again. You’ve caused me to spit Diet Coke all over my monitor.

Whether you got in the front door during the open invitation to sign up for Google’s website analytics services or are on the waiting list, the newest forum on Google Groups offers assistance.

So, I just posted on Kamambe, Jason Schramm’s site that lets you customize Google’s tabs in Firefox.

Sun Microsystems is shuffling around some things around the StorageTek division by switching from Bell Microproducts to Arrow Electronics’ MOCA division to move its product.