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Most SEO professionals rely on the same handful of tools, missing powerful alternatives that can uncover hidden opportunities and solve specific optimization challenges. This article compiles insights from industry experts who use lesser-known platforms to tackle everything from AI search visibility to JavaScript rendering issues. These 25 tools offer practical solutions for technical audits, keyword…

Justin Fanelli, the Department of Navy’s chief technology officer, has spent the last three and a half years trying to make the U.S. Navy easier to do business with. When we first talked to him last year, he described a shift away from what he called “your granddaddy’s government” — a “spaghetti chart” of entry…

There’s a flaw in Georgia’s voting equipment that can allow voters to be matched to their ballots after they’ve been cast

[Sportschosun Reporter Junseok Kim] Ryu Yi-seo, the wife of singer Jun Jin, revealed that she nearly became the victim of illegal filming by a male passenger while working as a flight attendant.

Deep within the underbellies of online forums and social media sites, a global network of passionate knitters, crocheters, sewists and stitchers are quietly pioneering a bespoke form of data visualization, conveying complex statistical ideas through artistic handmade crafts.

This story is the latest in a series exploring how brands craft standout social media strategies. If you’d like to chat about how your brand is approaching social, Katie Hicks wants to hear about it. Reach out to her at hicks@morningbrew.com.

Real, sustainable opportunity lies in turning Gen-Z’s creative passions into viable, long-term businesses, writes Not on the High Street CEO Pascal Schuster

Nuclear power startups have been pitching themselves as the antidote to what ails AI data centers: power that’s always available. Bill Gates-founded TerraPower is one of the latest to throw its hat that into that ring, with Bloomberg reporting that the startup plans to announce its first data center project this year.

An AirTag hidden in a rare book led to Amazon’s Las Vegas warehouse, where books are cut apart and scanned for AI training. A bookseller who suspected that an anonymous order for around 1,000 titles was headed into an AI training pipeline decided to stop guessing. Working with 404 Media, the seller slipped an Apple…

The combination of transactional, value-oriented benefits alongside the soft touch and experience creates “magic,” VP of Rapid Rewards Nandika Suri said. “That’s where you really help to build that de