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Does this mean you are able to transfer all your legacy posts to Medium or is this just for new…
Does this mean you are able to transfer all your legacy posts to Medium or is this just for new…
posts and into the future. It would be very interesting if Medium enabled a complete import, preserving publication dates and other…posts and into the future. It would be very interesting if Medium enabled a complete import, preserving publication dates and other metadata (I don’t think it does at the moment, at least not for general users?).Paul JacobsonDec 12, 2015
The looming domain name war
The looming domain name war
New gTLDs mean a lot more domains are going into circulation and this means trouble for unprepared brandsThis article was originally published on Web•Tech•Law’s site on 19 March 2014. ¶ You probably read or heard that ICANN (the body responsible for administering the domain name system that makes the Internet work) approved a number of generic Top Level Domains (usually referred to as “gTLDs”) in 2013. You are familiar with a number of gTLDs already: .com, .net, .org, .info and more. What changed last year is that a lot more gTLDs were approved.Paul JacobsonMar 22, 2014
Consumers respond to ads with “block all”
Consumers respond to ads with “block all”
Seth Godin’s post titled “Ad blocking” is spot on (as usual):And advertisers have had fifteen years to show self restraint. They’ve had the chance to not secretly track people, set cookies for their own benefit, insert popunders and popovers and poparounds, and mostly, deliver us ads we actually want to see. ¶ Alas, it was probably too much to ask. And so, in the face of a relentless race to the bottom, users are taking control, using a sledgehammer to block them all.Paul JacobsonSep 19, 2015