Interest in evergreen story detection algorithms is driven by the underlying economics that characterize publishers’ archives. Publishers’ archives can be hugely valuable to readers, but remain mostly inaccessible to readers due to the cost of finding content in those archives. Thus, it is important to lower the cost of finding content in those archives to the point where the value to the reader exceeds the cost to the reader. In this case, the market maker is an evergreen story detection algorithm.
What follows is a collection of evergreen stories from four clients – ABlogToWatch, Make, Convince & Convert, and CFO. These stories were automatically detected by Contextly’s evergreen story detection algorithm. These examples are characterized by one or more of the following features: How-To/DYI, Reviews, Advisory/Educational, Timelessness, Timeliness.
How To Choose What Watch To Buy
Posted by Ariel Adams on April 5, 2014
The choice of which watch to buy is a deeply personal decision. Even if you own a large collection of timepieces, you’ve probably carefully considered the purchase of each, as it is a new introduction in your life on your body, and is a very personal… Read More »
How And Why Rolex Prices Have Increased Over Time
Posted by David Bredan on July 20, 2014
In this special feature article, we go on a quest to better understand what is behind the unremitting rise of luxury watch prices, and to do so, we will explore how and why Rolex prices have increased over the last 60 years. You see, while the… Read More »
Guide To Buying Your First Rolex Part 1:
When To Buy
Posted by Ariel Adams on January 30, 2013
This is a two-part guide on buying your first Rolex watch. Our Rolex buying guide is intended for both novices and seasoned watch lovers. Part 1 discusses when you should invest in your first Rolex, while Part 2 discusses what specific Rolex timepiec… Read More »
What’s The Deal With Big Watch Sizes? The Large Timepiece Explained
Posted by Ariel Adams on July 13, 2014
It may have been the man that made the watch 20 years ago, but today the predominant sensibility in timepiece fashion is that the watch makes the man. As timepieces grew in size and contained ever greater levels of visual personality, they took on a … Read More »
What Is A Good Starter Mechanical Watch?
Posted by aBlogtoWatch on June 12, 2013
Hello, I visit your site daily and I have had a burning question to ask since I discovered your blog. I am starting to collect watches and being a sophomore in high school, as you can imagine, limits my budget greatly. I was wondering if you could re… Read More »
3 Essentials If You Love Vintage Watches
Posted by James Lamdin on November 18, 2012
I am very much a “watch guy.” If you’re reading aBlogtoWatch, then chances are high that you’d consider yourself to be a member of the same club. But it’s worth noting that within our niche group of horologically inclined individuals, t… Read More »
10 DIY Arcade Projects That You’ll Want To Make
Posted by Cabe Atwell on October 4, 2014
Arcades have transitioned from the mall to player’s homes where gaming is thriving. Seemingly gone are the days riding your bike down to the local mall, wolf-down a slice of pizza, and then hit the Arcade to drop every quarter (or tokens) you ha… Read More »
How I Got My Job as a Lego Designer
Posted by Laura Cochrane on April 15, 2014
Growing up in the Danish countryside, in the wild west of Jutland, I had no idea that I’d end up pursuing a calling in robotics engineering and development at Lego. I currently work with Lego Mindstorms,… Read More »
Browse Anonymously with a DIY Raspberry Pi VPN/TOR Router
Posted by Nathan Hurst on April 24, 2015
Surf the Internet securely with your very own portable WiFi VPN/TOR router. You can configure a Raspberry Pi with Linux and some extra software to connect to a VPN server of your choice. The VPN connection encrypts your internet traffic so that hacke… Read More »
How to Choose the Right Platform: Raspberry Pi or BeagleBone Black?
Posted by Michael Leonard on February 25, 2014
This article was originally posted at Michael Leonard’s blog and has been re-posted here.
There are already many articles out there comparing Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and BeagleBone Black; this is not one of those articles. I believe it is clear tha… Read More »
Building a Simple Arduino Robot
Posted by Nathan House on March 25, 2014
This guide shows you how to quickly and easily build an Arduino-based robot. Robotics is an exciting and fun hobby that has become very affordable in recent years. What would have required a lot of money an… Read More »
New Project: How to Capture Breathtaking Time-lapses of the Night Sky
Posted by Ron Risman on April 8, 2014
Ever since I can remember, I’ve had a fascination with the night sky. As a young kid I’d stare up at the stars. Later, I’d take my daughter out during meteor showers to see how many shooting stars we could count. And throughout, I’ve experienced an u… Read More »
Learn How to Build a Nuclear Fusor
Posted by Dan Spangler on November 1, 2013
Nuclear fusion is the process of squeezing two atoms together so tightly that their nuclei fuse, creating a heavier atom and releasing a blast of energy. Fusion creates the inferno inside the sun — and the hydrogen bomb — but no one has yet harne… Read More »
How I Built My First Electric Bike
Posted by Parker Jardine on January 14, 2015
One day I became fed up with all of my excuses for driving to work every day. During the summer I would ride my bike, but it would come in waves without any consistency. There is one huge hill climb to get to my work that is quite daunting, and is t… Read More »
Posted by Phillip Torrone on February 24, 2013
Feel like someone is snooping on you? Browse the web anonymously anywhere you go with the Onion Pi Tor proxy. This is a cool weekend project that uses a Raspberry Pi mini computer, USB wi-fi adapter, and Ethernet cable to create a small, low-power, a… Read More »
3 Ways to Fight Facebook’s Algorithm and Customize Your Feed
Posted by Jay Baer on October 14, 2012
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You pick the categories, we deliver the content. The best content from around the web, on topics you care about and need … Read More »
How to Make a Successful YouTube Channel
Posted by Margaret Dawson on September 3, 2014
There is no doubt that the Internet overall and social media specifically have made the world a smaller place.
We can go on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and other networks to see firsthand global events in real time – not minutes or days later li… Read More »
7 Ways to Use Social Media to Create Buzz-Worthy Events
Posted by Jay Baer on March 30, 2010
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You pick the categories, we deliver the content. The best content from around the web, on topics you care about and need … Read More »
Favorite Social Media Management Tools for Small Business
Posted by Jess Ostroff on May 17, 2012
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Referring to Other Worksheets or Workbooks in an Excel Macro
Posted by CFO Staff on August 24, 2011
Editor’s Note: This is the second of two articles focused on Excel macros culled from audience questions asked at last week’s MrExcel Webcast, “Macros for Budgeting & Corporate Accounting.” The first article about using text-to-columns in a macro was… Read More »
Spreadsheets: Forecasting Seasonal Data with Excel
Posted by CFO Staff on June 29, 2011
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During my Forecasting and Planning Webcast on Ju… Read More »
What’s the Difference? Liquidation vs. Dissolution
Posted by CFO Staff on February 20, 2008
A fine line exists between definitions of a corporate liquidation and dissolution. But for tax purposes, the defining line can make a big difference. Witness the situation described in recent letter from the Internal Revenue Service (LTR 200806006, N… Read More »
Honey, I Shrunk the Scroll-Bar Slider in Excel
Posted by CFO Staff on October 5, 2011
Editor’s Note: If you would like Bill Jelen to answer your Excel question in an upcoming column, post a question at the Community Center on the right or send an e-mail note to billjelen@cfo.com. If Bill selects your question to use in an upcoming c… Read More »
The CFO’s Role in Cyber Security
Posted by David M. Katz on March 31, 2015
The importance of cyber security is no secret to anyone who watches the nightly news. Senior executives at businesses of all sizes understand all too well that today’s global economy is still not adequately protected against cyberattacks, despite y… Read More »