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    Articles tagged spamblogs (4)

    The OJR.org saga has a happy ending, with the domain headed back to USC Annenberg
    The Australian startup that bought OJR.org says a rogue SEO consultant is responsible for the zombie spamblog version of the site. They’re ready to give it back to its original owner, which let the domain expire. Joshua Benton
    OJR.org: Google’s punishment and the perils of blackhat SEO
    For its actions around the former domain name of the Online Journalism Review, the Australian company Oneflare has felt some SEO pain. Joshua Benton
    OJR’s not alone: An old Poynter website has become a spamblog too
    Joshua BentonNovember 18, 2013
    OJR: An old web icon ends up repurposed as a spamblog
    What was once the Online Journalism Review — for a time, maybe the finest website covering Internet journalism — is now a skeezy ad for an Australian startup. Caveat lector — especially when Comic Sans is involved.
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