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Information architecture for links

When most designers think of information architecture, if they think of it at all, they think of the hierarchy of their site. In other words, they think about the site structure, the navigation, and the location of various pages on the site in relation to the navigation. But the reality is that information architecture is about links. What links where and how it is linked. According to Google, you want to keep the most important pages close to your home page, or only 1 or 2 clicks away. This is really useful to your readers, but it's also helpful for the Googlebot. The best way to create links for information architecture includes:

What do you think is the best editor?

Last week I posted a list of the Web hosting providers you think are the best and worst. This week, I took a look at your reviews of Web editors. There aren't as many reviews of Web editors as Web hosts, I guess most of us just don't get as passionate about our editor as we do about our hosts. But it's interesting to me to see the differences between how I review Web editors and the reviews my readers give. Find out what About.com readers think are the Best Web Editors and the Worst Web Editors. If you are interested in having your review included in the tally, you should either submit a full review online, or click on the "write a review" link at the top of a review of your editor. Comments on this post are happily received, but will not be included in the tally of best and worst Web editor.

Angie's Oscar Chances? Better Than You'd Think

might have to hire a babysitter or two (or six) come Oscar night since it looks like she's still got some fans on her side. "Sure-thing Oscar nominations," E!'s own cutie film critic Ben Lyons professionally dished to us, impossibly snitty Academy voters notwithstanding. "Angie will get nominated for Changeling; I think Brad Pitt will be nominated for Ben Button...This year is the best year for blockbusters that make you think, like Iron Man and The Dark Knight."

GDC Europe Announced

Think Services will present the Game Developers Conference (GDC) Europe in 2009 in conjunction with gamescom, the leading game industry European event for consumers, publishers, and trade professionals. GDC organizer Think Services, a division of United Business Media, has recently acquired the business of Global Games Media (GGM), an organization specializing in marketing and business development as well as event management for the international interactive entertainment industry. Frank Sliwka, who had recently joined GGM as CEO coming from Leiziger Messe where he worked as a national and international advisor and conference director for the GC Developers Conference (GCDC), will join the Think Services Game Group as Vice President of European Business Development and Event Director, GDC Europe.

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Microsoft still interested in Yahoo search

NEW YORK (Agencies): Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said Friday the US software giant remained interested in acquiring Yahoo's search business and would rather do a deal "sooner than later." "I think a search deal makes great sense for Microsoft, and Yahoo," Ballmer said in an interview published in the online edition of The Wall Street Journal. "I think I've been very open about that." "I think good ideas are usually better done quickly than slowly, so it would probably be better for both us, and certainly for Yahoo, if we were to do it sooner than later," he said. "But at the end of the day, that would have be something Yahoo would be as interested in as I have expressed our interest." Asked by the newspaper whether the Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft and Sunnyvale, California-based Yahoo were in talks, Ballmer replied: "Th

Think Services' Game Developers Conference Europe to Serve as Flagship Developer Event at 2009 gamescom

Think Services' Game Developers Conference Europe to Serve as Flagship Developer Event at 2009 gamescom

Think brings GDC Europe to gamescom

GDC organisers Think Services has acquired Global Games Media, a European event management and biz dev firm run by former GCDC conference director Frank Sliwka – and announced a new developer event, GDC Europe, to take place alongside the 2009 gamescom in Cologne, Germany.

Think Tank Photo announces StreetWalker Backpacks

SANTA ROSA, CALIF –Think Tank Photo has launched a new design in photo backpacks, the StreetWalker™ series. With the three new backpacks’ slim vertical profile, photographers can navigate crowded places and public transportation while still being able to access professional photographic equipment. This solves a significant problem experienced by photographers shooting in urban and other crowded environments: getting the shot in spaces that allow little room for navigating. Their unique unisex design makes them useful for both men and women photographers.

Think tank established to tackle online fraud and cybercrime forensics

The British Computer Society has set up a specialist ‘think tank' to offer expertise about online fraud.

Think-Off 2009: 'Ever wrong to do right?'

A tricky question of morality is this year's brainteaser in the annual philosophy competition called the Great American Think-Off.

International think-tank painting bleak picture of Afghanistan

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - An international think-tank is painting a picture of growing Taliban influence in Afghanistan and says the NATO-led coalition is failing in its attempts to bring security to the war-torn country.

International think-tank painting bleak picture of Afghanistan

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - An international think-tank is painting a picture of growing Taliban influence in Afghanistan and says the NATO-led coalition is failing in its attempts to bring security to the war-torn country.

International think-tank painting bleak picture of Afghanistan

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - An international think-tank is painting a picture of growing Taliban influence in Afghanistan and says the NATO-led coalition is failing in its attempts to bring security to the war-torn country.

International think-tank painting bleak picture of Afghanistan

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - An international think-tank is painting a picture of growing Taliban influence in Afghanistan and says the NATO-led coalition is failing in its attempts to bring security to the war-torn country.

I think Nintendo did it on purpose......

Not to be off topic though, I called nintendo today, and APPARENTLY, theres some glitch in brawl that can mess up your wii, (i dont think thats whats happened to mine).

NEWS BLOG - Do you think there should be a Muslim enclave?

Do you think there should be a Muslim enclave?The Islamic community wants to spend $10 million on a Muslim-only housing development in Rivervale.

NEWS BLOG - What do you think about the state of the Swan River?

What do you think about the state of the Swan River?The Swan is facing the worst algae outbreak in nearly a decade.

Great American Think-Off asks: 'Is it ever wrong to do the right thing?'

NEW YORK MILLS, Minn. - A tricky question of morality is this year's brainteaser in the annual philosophy competition called the Great American Think-Off.

We have to think beyond security concerns, says Dhoni

Chennai, Dec 10 : Indian cricket captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni today said that the team has to think beyond security concerns.

BCS Launches Cybercrime ?Think Tank? Ahead Of London 2012

15 December 2008: The explosion in UK-based cybercrime has led the British Computer Society (BCS) to set up a specialist ‘think tank’ to offer expertise to the police and others fighting increasingly sophisticated online fraud.

Fan death made "Idol's" Cowell think "long and hard"

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Acerbic "American Idol" judge Simon Cowell said on Wednesday the apparent suicide of a former contestant and obsessed fan forced him to think "long and hard" about his blunt comments to hopeless singers on the show.

Don't call me cocky: Smith

THINK of Graeme Smith and you immediately think of an extroverted, sometimes brash South African captain who was perhaps handed the keys to the castle at too young an age.

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