Tony Lagouranis, Former US Army Interrogator: Story Update (6 Dec)
The Tony Lagouranis story continues to grow, but at a slower pace, while it (actively) awaits the attention of the complicit US and UK corporate media to give the story its due.
You may click here for yesterday's update and for other related posts.
The following table indicates the resulting number of hits, by date, of a Google search performed on "Tony Lagouranis":
1 DEC: 694
2 DEC: 756
3 DEC: 938
4 DEC: 10,700
5 DEC: 12,400
6 DEC: 12,600
The bad news: this is only a 1.6-percent increase in the number of hits since yesterday. The good news: this is a 1,716-percent increase since December 1.
The Tony Lagouranis story update which I posted to UK Indymedia (and, originally, to iNoodle.com) on December 2 continues to move up the page-rankings (#4 at present) of the first page of the resulting 12,600 Google hits.
More good news ...
Although the UK Indymedia article began as a humble iNoodle post, prior to my publishing it on UK Indymedia, two iNoodle.com updates on the Tony Lagouranis story now appear in their own right on the first page of the resulting hits, and are presently ranked #7 and #8. The story-breaking PBS FRONTLINE and Democracy Now! interviews continue to be ranked #1 and #2, respectively and deservingly.
The hits and rankings are relevant only as incidental indicators that we're helping this story to make its way into the public realm. Let's continue to do so. That these three webpages are ranked #4, #7 and #8 by Google indicates their relative importance in this effort.
Beyond its audiences in the US and UK, iNoodle.com has received visitors from Canada, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Malta, Slovakia, Japan, Thailand, Honk Kong, India, Sri Lanka, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Mexico and Cuba.
Many of these international visitors have found their way to iNoodle.com by way of the various Tony Lagouranis story updates, while others have come to us via links to our other original and third-party content.
You may click here for yesterday's update and for other related posts.
The following table indicates the resulting number of hits, by date, of a Google search performed on "Tony Lagouranis":
1 DEC: 694
2 DEC: 756
3 DEC: 938
4 DEC: 10,700
5 DEC: 12,400
6 DEC: 12,600
The bad news: this is only a 1.6-percent increase in the number of hits since yesterday. The good news: this is a 1,716-percent increase since December 1.
The Tony Lagouranis story update which I posted to UK Indymedia (and, originally, to iNoodle.com) on December 2 continues to move up the page-rankings (#4 at present) of the first page of the resulting 12,600 Google hits.
More good news ...
Although the UK Indymedia article began as a humble iNoodle post, prior to my publishing it on UK Indymedia, two iNoodle.com updates on the Tony Lagouranis story now appear in their own right on the first page of the resulting hits, and are presently ranked #7 and #8. The story-breaking PBS FRONTLINE and Democracy Now! interviews continue to be ranked #1 and #2, respectively and deservingly.
The hits and rankings are relevant only as incidental indicators that we're helping this story to make its way into the public realm. Let's continue to do so. That these three webpages are ranked #4, #7 and #8 by Google indicates their relative importance in this effort.
Beyond its audiences in the US and UK, iNoodle.com has received visitors from Canada, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Malta, Slovakia, Japan, Thailand, Honk Kong, India, Sri Lanka, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Mexico and Cuba.
Many of these international visitors have found their way to iNoodle.com by way of the various Tony Lagouranis story updates, while others have come to us via links to our other original and third-party content.
posted by Sean M. Madden at
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