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In 1997 I co-founded COGBOX in with Michelle DeCol. Since then we've offered online marketing, web development and corporate and brand identity to a wide range of clients. Here I post thoughts and comments on search marketing, recent projects, and other things I find interesting.




Social Media Spreads Michael Jackson Story Like Wildfire


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Interesting post on SEOMOZ on how the story of Michael Jackson passing spread online over time.

According to the article over the course of 3 hrs the story went from:


  1. Entertainment Niche Site
  2. Larger Entertainment Site
  3. Wikipedia
  4. CNN Twitter
  5. first Bit.ly link (others tweeting)
  6. Story hits Digg front page
  7. massive RTing
  8. MSNBC confirms
  9. CNN confirms
  10. Story on Google News


The story really took fire on social media, with the MSM and Google News following later. I don't think a 3 hr delay is too bad on Google News' part, but it is interesting to see how quickly stories like this can spread now.

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