I was not really thinking before that bloggers really need the code of conduct, but of course I do believe that blogger himself follows the set of rules in blogging that he himself created while he’s blogging and managing his own blog. But after reading the draft created by O’Reilly, it seems good to adopt [...]

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The original flagbearer of the Korean Wave, renowned producer Yoon Suk Ho has won over fans all over Asia with his “season” dramas, starting in 2000 with the classic Tale of Autumn (a.k.a. Endless Love) starring Song Seung Heon, Song Hye Kyo, and Won Bin. He followed up in 2002 with the heartwrenching Winter Sonata [...]

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Just learn from Marshall Kirkpatrick the newly launched Youtube’s Political Vlog at Citizen Tube which is edited and moderated by Steve Grove, the Youtube’s News and Politics Editor. It will be a good venue for political analysts, political bloggers and vloggers, online journalista and even podcasters to publish their thoughts about everything in politics. I just [...]

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If other bloggers acquired cars, camera, computers and other gadgets out of their Adsense earnings, I also finally got my own Honda XRM 110M motorcycle through my earnings in blogging. I can’t say that it’s an Adsense juice because my Adsense earning is not enough to buy it. But combining my earnings from Adsense, Links [...]

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Tim O’reilly posted seven ideas which can be considered as the Blogger’s Code of Conduct, after Kathy Sierra felt nervous and fear of the threats she received through blogs and blogs’ comment: Take responsibility not just for your own words, but for the comments you allow on your blog. Label your tolerance level for abusive [...]

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It’s April 1. Lot of bloggers are making fun by fooling us all. Yesterday, I commented on the news about the wireless charger which converts radio frequencies to DC electricity. Although this kind of technology can be true, but lot of the bloggers consider this news as part of the April 1 Fool. Now, Techcrunch [...]

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If you have a blog which receives more than 1,000 unique hits a day but is only earning $3 a day from adsense because it only has lower CTR from 1% to 2%, what will you do? This is the question asked to me by another visitor of this blog through email (I’m just wondering [...]

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Unlimited email storage? Wow! that’s great! Yahoo! announced today that they will be offering unlimited storage starting May 2007 as their present to all Yahoo! Mail users while Yahoo! Mail celebrates its 10 years of existence (that was when the RocketMail was acquired by Yahoo! and relaunched as Yahoo! Mail last 1997). So, you’ll not [...]

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Michael Fricklas, a general council of Viacom argued that Youtube is liable of the $1billion lawsuit they (Viacom) filed just recently. According to him, Youtube is not really protected by the so-called “Safe Harbor” of the US DMCA (Digital Milennium Copyright Act)  because Youtube is aware that infringing materials were uploaded into the site as [...]

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Just want to thank the RCPI Maasin for sending me a (surprising) birthday greeting card. I was not really expecting that they (through the brach manager) will waste their times and money just to greet me like this, eventhough I transacted a business at their office once. Thank you!

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