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I was watching the beeb news last night, and there wasn't any mention of this story, which is odd. You'd think something like this would be newsworthy?

I see it to the BBC Latin America website..
BBC News - Software pioneer John McAfee denies murder in Belize
Twitter pics and videos! 16th November 2012 10:07 AM
"Twitter is rolling out an update to its search results that will put a new
Mobile Website? Any Advice? 16th November 2012 10:02 AM
“Thanks for the help and advice in the forum.”

Great stuff, glad you've found it useful! Remember to stick around though
A message from the queen: 16th November 2012 9:59 AM
“Go South Africa !!! ”

Watch out, South Africa is next
Oh dear, what's going on in Google land. It seems Google has decided to stop API access to Adwords, which is seriously impacting the big SEO resource sites like SEOmoz and Raven.

In real terms it means they have lost the ability to utilise Googles adwords keyword analysis, a big feature for their respective paid programs and keyword research tools.

So is Google declaring all out war on professional SEO? Interesting times ahead...
A message from the queen: 15th November 2012 12:00 PM
Have put on FB, so now will probably will be hunted down by gun toting texans, in which case I'll send them your way!
Blimey! First I've heard of this. So it really is the AV Mcafee founder!

He has put his case forward via wired.com

Interesting reading, but it begs the question, with all the historical corruption and deteriorating security situation in Belize, why did he go and live there?
John McAfee, in Hiding, Condemns Belizean Government as 'Pirates' | Threat Level | Wired.com
“My question, Is not selling links, a safe bet?”

Do you mean, as in you have a PR5 blog, and you sell text links on the PR5 page?

If so, then no, thats bad thumbsdown
Don't Forget 15th November 2012 9:21 AM
“To go out tomorrow and vote for your local police commissioner....It's your civic duty to do so...”

ahhh, wondered what the polling station sign was doing up at the nippers school!

Obviously haven't been paying attention

I'll vote for whichever commissioner sets up the big searchlight with the Bat symbol
Fascinating insight into a particular industries audiences search habits...

key line for me was "A substantial percentage of smartphone users (42 percent) conducted lookups and research while in their cars (need it now)"

If you still doubt the importance of a mobile website, it's time to wake up!

Study: 36 Percent Of Mobile Automotive Searchers Convert "Within The Hour"