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Most Mac OS X files are actually bundles. If you try copying and pasting bundles outside of OS X, they will copy in segments, ie: each piece of the bundle. This can cause unexpected behavior when uploading or emailing files that are actually bundles. Understanding bundles Native Mac OS X applications , such as Pages, Keynote, and GarageBand, all save as bundles. However, at first glance, it doesn't look like a bundle. It looks like a regular file. To the novice user, this can be confusing. Here is an example of how each file name would appear when saving from certain Mac OS X native applications: - Pages: my-doc.pages - Keynote: my-presentation.key - GarageBand: my-song.band - Dashboard: my-widget.wdgt These are just sample file names, but notice each extension. When copying and pasting these files to other directories within OS X, the file package is retained. To the user, it appears as if they just copied a single file. However, if you attempt to email, upload, or ot...

I have received a lot of questions recently about optimization of video for Natural Search . This is primarily due to the surge in Universal Search, which is where the search engines are mixing in various types of content into the search results. For example, news, images, video , etc. Now, there is no shortage of blog posts and articles out there about video SEO and the point of my post is not to cover every aspect of optimizing video for search . I just wanted to cover some core best practices, based on my experience. If you want to check out some additional resources after reading this post, ReelSEO provides some outstanding video SEO information, blinkx has a whitepaper on video SEO , and most recently, Brightcove released its 2008 video SEO playbook. I recommend checking out all of these resources and determining the best way to move forward for your given project. Let's move on. Optimizing your video clips for natural search gives you one more way to get your content ran...