Imagine the internet with no search engines
What the internet would look like if there were no search engines? Twitter would have a lot more questions posted. Often times when I’m curious …
Searching and discovery, for searchers
What the internet would look like if there were no search engines? Twitter would have a lot more questions posted. Often times when I’m curious …
I’ve found my favorite way to keep Twitter running in the background at work. Tweetdeck is the tool, with two columns. Yup. Just two columns. …
My favorite way to set up Tweetdeck as a background stream Read More »
Twitter is now curating a list of articles that are popular among the people you follow. A bit like what Nuzzle has been offering for …
What’s popular in your Twitter network might be not interesting to you Read More »
Does your college offer digital archives online? If so, you might find some good memories within their files. College memories hidden away in film My …
We live in an age with an increasing number of bots that are able to alert you of new content online. I have one such …
Today one of my bots alerted me about one of my other bots Read More »
Sometimes I’m in the mood to read longer articles. I would love to be able to search within Feedly for articles over a particular word count. …
Would you like to search Feedly by article length? Read More »
Tired of Facebook picking what articles you see? Do you ever get frustrated by how Facebook often doesn’t show you articles from Pages you really …
Replace Facebook with Feedly for your source of blogs Read More »
Chances are you probably have your entire Google search history available for you to download. If you are logged into Google while you do searches, …
Google has a list of advanced search operators to give you more accurate results. With these search operators you can limit your search to include results …
List of search operators deleted by Google over the years Read More »
Sometimes you come across a blog that is just incredible. After reading the latest ten to twenty posts, you want to read more. Instead you subscribe to the …
Subscribe to a blog’s posts in reverse chronological order Read More »