April 16, 2007 when I received the email-invite to beta test the Joost Television. I only noticed it today after checking my GMail account. I downloaded immediately the Joost installer and signed-in to try out the online Television. And yes… Joost television is really interesting. It’s a clear and full screen which is far better [...]

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Andy Greenberg wrote an article about “Google Hell” and said: But he does know that his site has been condemned to the supplemental index, a dreaded backwater region of Google search results that goes by another name in online marketing circles: Google Hell. In other words, Google Hell is the other name for supplemental index. [...]

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Finally posted the Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination Results at the Philippine Exam Results blog. Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination – April 2007 Results: Chemical Engineer – First Page – April 2007  Chemical Engineer – Top Passers – April 2007 Chemical Engineer – Passers – April 2007 I want to thank you all who emailed me and [...]

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Google has responded on the security problems experienced by Adword and Google Search Engine users: Google is committed to ensuring the safety and security of our users and our advertisers. We actively work to detect and remove sites that serve malware in both our ad network and in our search results. We have manual and [...]

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Loren Baker post about the “No Follow” attribute is very much interesting. 1. How does your search engine treat the No Follow attribute? Google : The Googlebot does not follow that link. Yahoo : If we find a link we make it available to our algorithms to find new content, whether it has a ‘no [...]

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Last time, I posted several questions about the commission that an Ad AuctionPH publisher might earn from referring buyers of items from AuctionPH. AuctionPH heard us and replied: Ad publishers (AdAuction members) are entitled to 60% of the commission fee, which is currently at Php 10.00. So that means Php 6.00 for every successful transaction [...]

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I almost forget that the result for the Electrical Engineer Licensure Examination has been released already this April 2007. To those who are waiting me to post it at the Philippine Examination Results blog, so here it is: Electrical Engineer Licensure Examination – April 2007 Results: Electrical Engineers – First Page – April 2007 Electrical [...]

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Pete Cashmore is calling all Alexa Toolbar users to uninstall Alexa toolbars as a way of opposing the lawsuit filed by Amazon against Statsoholic, formerly Alexaholic, for using the Alexa API in displaying the stats in such a useful way. This action of Amazon made everyone confused on what really Amazon want us to do [...]

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John Chow’s success in the internet is very much impressive. Today, I noticed that John Chow’s name is already included in Technorati’s Where’s the Fire. What’s the reasons for this? I think, this is because a lot of bloggers responded to his call to a Review Me Challenge. Well, John really feels like his in [...]

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Yahoo! announced yesterday that they’re partnering with PayPal and integrating the PayPal service with the Yahoo! search results. For these reasons, today I’m personally very happy to announce that we have formed a partnership with PayPal, the most widely accepted checkout service on the web. We are integrating PayPal into Yahoo! Search, enabling people to [...]

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