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 [...]

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I finally joined the Explode Community and I want to explore this new site whether it is true that this site is a simple way to connect to all my friends regardless of their network. I am also wondering what this means: “connect to all my friends regardless of their network”. Does it mean, I [...]

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People at the Digital Point forums are now talking about Google’s way of ranking it’s own content on its SERP. This is about the YouTube page which is ranked 2nd when searching for “shoe” as shown on the imabe below: Axemedia has this message: I think it’s silly that youtube pages are starting to pollute [...]

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I almost failed to watch the Bleach Anime because of internet connection problem of the internet cafe that I regularly go in for my blogging job. But now that I found the better internet cafe here in Maasin City, I think I can regularly watch again my favorite animes, like the Bleach Anime. Now, let [...]

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As of posting this post, Youtube displays this image: However, I successfully signed in to Youtube by directly logging in the My Account section of the site. I even tried to surf the entire sites and I found no dead links, except its homepage which shows that downtime image. So, YouTubes is just tricking its [...]

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Techcrunch reported that Kevin Rose of Digg announced that Digg will adopt the OpenID system, following what AOL and Microsoft did. But how does OpenID works? From the OpenID homepage, it is stated: To login to an OpenID-enabled website (even one you’ve never been to before), just type your OpenID URI. The website will then [...]

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Just recently, we found out that Yahoo! copied the very idea of digg in ranking information into its Yahoo! Suggestions site. Today, it was again reported that MSN built digg-like Norwegian and French sites. Even Dell got their new Dell Ideastorm site. And, if I am not wrong, it’s the Netscape first copied the idea [...]

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I know, most of you knew that Yahoo! develops its own services by copying the style of other existing services, just like what Matt Cutts revealed. It can take a lot of work to come up with creative HTML. I remember when Google did a bunch of UI research to decide on a distinctive look [...]

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The newly released products of the PC Security Shield, “Security Shield 2007- Complete Internet Security Suite“, help me earn much being its affiliate. I am being paid $20 in every sale generated through my referral on the Complete Internet Security product and $15 for every sale of the Complete Internet Security with 30 day trial. [...]

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I am currently testing the newly launched Yahoo! Pipes. And yes, it guides me in creating one with this: Okay, I was having trouble in creating a pipe. I need to study it first. Notes: O’Reilly gives some tips here. Matt Cutts has these words: The idea of Yahoo Pipes, as far as I can [...]

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