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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Mike Dobbs of Mashable share 10 twitter tips that might help your blog, site or company from the tweets you did in your Twitter account.

These tips are:

1. Choose the relevant nickname.
2. Choose relevant account name.

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Privacy International accused Google’s stand on privacy sucks. In an open letter to Google, Privacy International said: You may be aware that Privacy International yesterday published its first privacy ranking of leading companies operating on the Internet. Google Inc performed very poorly, scoring lowest among the other major companies that we surveyed. I am confused [...]

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I am really wondering what’s with Feedburner that Google became interested. The rumor said that Google is now into acquiring the Feedburner for about $100 million (talks here, here, here, here, here, here, here). Is it because Google wanted to expand its advertising reach even after Google acquired Doubleclick? We all know that Feedburner has [...]

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If only I have the talent in creating video, movie or anything in video, I think I can start earning with the videos. To let you know, Google will now start paying the Youtube top video creator that includes Lonelygirl15, LisaNova, HappySlip, renetto, Smosh, and valsartdiary. Since January 2007, my other account at Youtube became [...]

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Yesterday I wrote a blogpost about Amazon’s filing of lawsuit against the owner of Statsoholic without posting the stand of the Amazon. Okay Alexa has posted to its blog about it and pointed out some reasons why they moved to filing lawsuit rather than just settle it down peacefully.  Ron (owner of Statsoholic) uses the [...]

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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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Everybody reminisced how they used the Toms Hardware Guide webiste before. Now, that this old website (1996) has been sold for $15-20 million to the undisclosed buyer as reported by paidcontent and mashable. Well, I was not aware of this news site, or if I accidentally stumbled this site before, but I forgot when and [...]

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Did you know that you can now create your own maps with the Google Maps?  Pete Cashmore reported it at the Mashable: A launch from Google that’s sure to go down well: MyMaps, rolled out in the last few hours, lets you create your own personalized maps within Google Maps. With this service, you can: [...]

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According to the AppData.com as reported by Mashable, Zynga’s CityVille has 16.8 million daily active users in its less than a month of existence at Facebook. It actually overtakes the Zynga’s Farmville on its top position which only has 16.4 million of daily active users. And as of writing this post, CityVille has atleast 69 [...]

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