Posted by randfish If you've visited the Internet today, you know that SOPA and PIPA are being poretested by companies like Google , Craigslist , Reddit and thousands of others. To them, we at Moz (and all of us in the web marketing world) say, “Thank You.” It's not often that the web's interests align so clearly with the principles of economic and political freedom, and we appreciate those who are recognizing it today, along with those who'll continue the fight in the future.

There has been a lot of talk in social media lately about SOPA, PIPA and website blackouts.

I’m starting to feel like I’ve come full circle. I’m back in the Internet of my teenage years, that crazy free for all that got me hooked on everything online.

A couple months ago , I wrote this about SOPA: SOPA galvanized the tech community, from start-ups to venture capitalists to the largest web companies.

One area that search engines have made a number of significant advancements in recent years is in how they evaluate content on a website.

As promised earlier, Google has voiced its opposition to two bills currently being discussed in Congress that the company says — and countless critics around the world agree — would censor the web and hurt U.S. businesses. While some sites like Wikipedia are going black for the day on…

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Posted by jennita Have you ever been a part of a community and wondered, “How does it all happen?” Well today is your lucky day! In the spirit of TAGFEE , I've decided to lift the Moz hood and show you what it takes to manage a large community. In fact, this is just the first post in a series of posts on Community Management. Today I'll be explaining the who, what, when, where and how of how we manage the SEOmoz community.

Jerry Yang is leaving Yahoo, the company he co-founded with David Filo in 1995. Yang’s resignation from the Yahoo board of directors and all other positions with the company, effective today, was announced via a press release minutes ago. &..

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Yahoo’s Co-founder Jerry Yang Resigns Yahoo announced its co-founder Jerry Yang has formally resigned after 17 years on the job