Out of all possible ads on Google Adsense, why this on VentureBeat? I don’t get how this is contextually relevant at all. Is Google making an assumption about the demographic of the VentureBeat reader base?
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Out of all possible ads on Google Adsense, why this on VentureBeat? I don’t get how this is contextually relevant at all. Is Google making an assumption about the demographic of the VentureBeat reader base?
Have you ever tried to search for bloggers from your own school? I’ve tried it using Google, Facebook profiles, Facebook groups and Technorati. But the results were limited in each case. Most bloggers don’t even mention what schools they go to, so search engines don’t pick up on keywords. Meanwhile, blogger groups on Facebook are […]
As I was brainstorming a new website concept, I started to research possible names. I thought of many good names, but the .com domain names were already taken for all of them. Not surprised? It’s getting to a point where even ridiculous combinations of words and random combinations of characters are registered by people for […]
I’m not old enough to remember the devastation of the dot com crash. But everything that goes up must come down, and the same must apply to the soaring height of the internet right now.
As someone who has invested considerable time and energy (for my age) in this rapidly dominating industry, I would hate […]
Ning just announced its new Wordpress plugin to integrate a Wordpress blog with a Ning social network.
This is great news for social networks that have sprung from blogs, such as NewCadet.com and Get Into Academy. Because now members on the Ning can comment with a synchronized profile on the Wordpress blog. Meanwhile, the Ning […]
I’ve been receiving a lot of legal notices as of late, but it must be something that comes along with trying to succeed on the internet. Two issues in the past couple of months have been being threatened by the US Military at West Point for copyright infringement and receiving legal notices for collegiate trademark […]
Ning, where you can create your own social network for free, makes you pay $4.95 per month to use your own domain name. This is part of their Premium Features package that includes buying more bandwidth and buying the rights to the Adsense advertisements. I wouldn’t normally let someone extort that much money out of […]
One of the biggest disappointments in 2007 was when ProjectW.org shut down. At the same time, this was a big step forward in the battle against software, music, and movie piracy. ProjectW.org was the largest warez forum on the web that was well-organized and spam-free. There were literally hundreds of thousands of ongoing threads that […]
FindGift.com is the most popular vertical search engine targeting web surfers who are searching for gifts. In contrast to search engines like Google and MSN, a vertical search engine searches within a thin slice of web content; using search engines like FindGift.com usually finds more relevant results, especially for personalized graduation gifts.
FindGift.com is unique in […]
People are not inherently good; there are always selfish motives even for the most benevolent of deeds. So why would you think that free wordpress themes are really free? These theme designers do not knock out several hours of their own time to create free Wordpress themes for the benefit of the blogger community. Creating […]
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