Yahoo! announced today that their search system supported already the NOYDIR directory. NOYDIR stands for “No Yahoo! Directory”, the same as NOODP which stands for “No ODP”. The NOYDIR meta tag can be implemented by inserting the codes to the header section of the page:
<META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOYDIR”>
or
<META NAME=”Slurp” CONTENT=”NOYDIR”>
This meta tag is actually the result [...]

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It seems that companies do hate Youtube to host their video content. After Viacom pulled off their content from Youtube and made a deal with Joost, now it’s OSCAR ordered Youtube to pull down OSCAR content from the site, as reported by Mashable.
But the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences doesn’t want that exposure. [...]

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I was emailed (should I say all ReviewMe members are for sure emailed) by ReviewMe lately and told me about their new affiliate program. ReviewMe will pay affiliates $25 for every new advertiser referred to ReviewMe who purchases a review that makes it to completion.
After activating your account as Affiliate, you can then publish a [...]

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