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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Sold at eBay, Delivered by Amazon…. Sounds interesting. Sometime, I couldn’t believe that the two competiting sites can actually work like that. But would it happen? Well, that was because Amazon has offered a new services. It is very much helpful to those companies selling items but want to save money from expenses in storing [...]

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I am glad that we finally have the 3rd batch for our Link Exchange Program. Our New participants are: Gurbi OFW Life Blog These links are also posted at our LINK page. For more details about our participants, visit our online Exchange Links – Spreadsheet. On the other hand, I am sorry also to announce [...]

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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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Do you know who Dane Glasgow is? Dane Glasgow is the General Manager for (Microsoft) Live Search. Dane has worked in the services business at Microsoft for nearly 8 years, joining the company in 1999 through the acquisition of Jump Networks. During his time at Microsoft, Dane has worked on large scale services like Hotmail [...]

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According to the report (march 2007), 80% of the blog hosted offensive materials ranging from adult language to hate content, pornographic materials and malware: Blogs are known to be a free-for-all for “expressive” content, but according to a new report by ScanSafe, a vast majority of blogs host content that is considered “offensive” and potentially [...]

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It was reported today that Viacom admits error in ordering Youtube to take down a piece of video clip uploaded at the video sharing site. Viacom initially denied sending the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notice that resulted in the removal of the video from YouTube, while saying it had no objection to “Stop [...]

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Just recently, I was invited to try the Ad Auction of Auction.Ph. Yuga criticized (I don’t know if it is right to say criticize) it’s commission rate which is PhP10.00 per sale no matter what the price of the sold items. Auction.Ph heard the sentiments of Pinoy Bloggers about it. So, I think, they realized [...]

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It’s obvious that the war of Amazon and Statsoholic has worsen. Both parties didn’t listen to the advices of some celebrity bloggers in the West to settle their problem without going into the courts. Amazon even dig the conviction of Hornbaker (Statsoholic owner) for extorting AOL users. Now, both parties accused each other. Amazon said [...]

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Boing Boing reported that the site is bannedby Mayor of Boston. And it was found out through the research of Seth that the ban was triggered by “combination phrase” found at Boing Boing site. Gizmodo, upon learning about the banning of Boingboing wondered if the next to be banned at Boston will be Gizmodo. I [...]

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