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October 7, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

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Google Confirms It: Hummingbird Is the New Brain Behind Search

September 30, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

On September 26, at an event celebrating 15 years of Google Search, the company dropped a bombshell: they’ve quietly launched an entirely new algorithm called Hummingbird. It’s fast, smart, and designed to understand meaning — not just keywords. And here’s the kicker: they’ve been using it since late July — exactly when I wrote that […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: Search engine optimization, SEO

6 Seconds of Fame: What Vine Is Teaching Us About the Future of Video Marketing

August 26, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

If 2013 has taught us anything so far, it’s this: short-form video isn’t just a fad — it’s a phenomenon. Vine, the 6-second looping video platform acquired by Twitter, has gone from quirky novelty to cultural movement. With over 40 million users as of this month, it’s now clear that brands and creators are learning […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: Social Media

Is Google Getting Smarter Than Ever? Why Semantic Search Might Already Be Here

July 29, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

Something’s going on at Google — and if you’re paying attention, you’ve probably noticed it too. Over the past few weeks, many SEOs and digital marketers have reported unexpected shifts in rankings, especially on long-tail search queries. These aren’t your typical Panda or Penguin updates. They feel… different. Results seem to be getting better — […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: Search engine optimization, SEO

#AboutTime: Facebook Embraces Hashtags — But Should You?

June 25, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

It finally happened. As of June 12, 2013, Facebook officially supports hashtags. Once the domain of Twitter, hashtags are now clickable and searchable on Facebook, enabling users to see public conversations around specific words and phrases. The goal? Make it easier to follow trending topics and real-time conversations — and give Facebook a shot at […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: facebook, Social Media

Responsive Design or Die: Why Your Website Must Go Mobile-First

May 28, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

By now, you’ve likely heard the buzz about responsive design — the ability for a website to adapt its layout based on the device viewing it. But in May 2013, this isn’t just a design trend. It’s a business necessity. With Google subtly shifting its algorithm toward mobile performance and smartphone adoption skyrocketing, “mobile-first” is […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: google, Search engine optimization, SEO

Facebook Lookalike Audiences: A Game-Changer for Social Advertising

April 23, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

As we move deeper into 2013, Facebook has quietly introduced what might be the most powerful new tool for digital marketers this year: Lookalike Audiences. At first glance, this may seem like another incremental update in the world of social advertising. But don’t let that fool you. This is a strategic shift in how we […]

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The End of Google Reader & the Coming Content Shock: What It Means for Your Digital Strategy

March 26, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

Google just dropped a bomb on the digital community. On March 13, 2013, the company announced it will be shutting down Google Reader by July 1st. For many marketers, journalists, and SEO professionals, this is more than just the end of an RSS feed aggregator — it’s a wake-up call. In a world where we […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: content, digital, google

Best Apps To Install On New Blackberry

February 8, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

Today the Internet is full of reviews, news and app lists developed for Apple iOS or Google Android. New Windows 8 gadgets also take their piece of public attention. But there is another player that should not be forgotten. It is Blackberry. As you might have heard, RIM is planning to release it new Blackberry […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, Uncategorized

Natural Disaster Preparation in Your Pocket

February 7, 2013 by Basil C. Puglisi 1 Comment

Most of us are familiar with how convenient apps can make our lives these days. Do you need to map out your daily caloric intake? You’ve got it. Want one-button access to local movie showings? There’s no problem there either. What you may not know is that there are apps designed to even save your […]

Filed Under: Digital Factics Blog, General, Guest Bloggers, Mobile, Mobile & Technology Tagged With: American Red Cross, Disaster protection adds, Disaster Readiness Guide, FEMA, iMap Weather Radio, plerts

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New York City Wants a One-Step Exit From Every Customer Service Chatbot #AIg

New York City’s consumer agency proposed rules on October 20 for AI chatbots and phone menus: disclose the bot up front, offer a one-step path to a human, and keep logs showing whether customers got help. The 72-hour repeat-contact count may matter most.

Barclays and Amex Cut 5% Each for AI. Neither Said Who Will Check the Work #AIg

Barclays plans about 5,000 job cuts with fewer developers as AI lifts productivity, and American Express is cutting about 5% of positions to prepare for AI. Wider spans of control and fewer reviewers meet more AI output. Four questions to answer before an AI-justified cut.

Libraries Put “Whether” Into AI Literacy. Most Training Plans Skip That Question #AIg

The Public Library Association and Microsoft wrote ‘whether’ into AI literacy: people need judgment to decide whether, when and how to use AI tools. Other October programs teach the how first. For the public, deciding whether is the first and often only checkpoint.

Agent Security Tools Can Stop an Action. Whose Name Is on the Yes? #AIg

Four agent security launches in two days put brakes, monitors, and quarantines on AI agents. Only iProov’s HAPS service is built to prove a named person approved one exact action, and its spec is still an experimental draft. Containment is Responsible AI; a recorded human decision is AI Governance.

GAO Found the Pentagon’s Responsible AI Council Stopped Meeting for Months #AIg

GAO found the Pentagon’s Responsible AI Working Council stopped meeting from late 2024 to August 2025, still has no charter, and has three of ten authorized staff. SBA’s AI governance board hadn’t met nine months past OMB’s deadline, and EPA’s Inspector General just opened an audit. Charter the body, log decisions, fund the chairs.

Eight States Want a Judge Between OpenAI and Its Next Agent Test #AIg

Eight state attorneys general sued OpenAI on October 14 and turned an alleged agent sandbox escape into consumer protection and tort claims. Idaho and Iowa ask courts to require independently verified test environments. Keep a signed isolation record, a disclosure clock, and a claims-to-controls register.

NIST’s SI Incident Practices Hold the Restart Until Leadership Accepts the Risk #AIg

Ten voluntary NIST, NSA, and CISA practices for AI agent control incidents lean on machines to watch, contain, and investigate agents, then reserve the restart for senior leadership. Make that a named accept, modify, or reject decision with the remaining risk on record.

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