Kathy Siera is just one of the bloggers who are being threatened by fellow bloggers. I don’t know if the threat is just part of the jokes they made about Kathy. But I don’t think joking like this is funny. Mathew call it “the dark side of anonymity”. Well, I already experienced being threatened not [...]

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Finally Infoworld confirms the rumors that they’ll close their print version and will focus to online and events: Yes, the rumors are true. As of today, March 26, 2007, InfoWorld is discontinuing its print component. No more printing on dead trees, no more glossy covers, no more supporting the US Post Office in its rush [...]

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Mi Ja is back! Protagonist of one of the funniest and most beloved sitcoms of recent memory, Ye Ji Won (So Cute) is back with Old Miss Diary – The Movie. The film not only brings back the same characters from the popular sitcom, but also the writers and directors, to deliver the same social [...]

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Adsense Insider Dan Friedman announced that Adsense is on beta testing the CPA (Cost Per Action) ads for Adsense. Many of you already use referrals to direct users to your favorite Google products. Now, with our new referrals beta, you can select products and services from our base of AdWords advertisers. This is good news [...]

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Today, while people learned that the internet can be the source of thier daily income by doing some clean and honest job such as problogging, SEO, SMO, emarketing etc. , a lot of scammers realized also that the internet can be their best area where they can found people that can be fooled using different [...]

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Legendary Korean director Shin Sang Ok passed away in April 2006 at the age of 80. In recognition of the master filmmaker’s contributions to Korean film, he was posthumously awarded the Gold Crown Cultural Medal, the highest honor for an artist. In a career spanning over half a century, Shin directed over 70 films and [...]

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In a career spanning almost half a century, legendary director Im Kwon Taek has found worldwide acclaim and iconic status in his native South Korea for his great contributions to Korean cinema. In 2007, 45 years after his 1962 debut feature Farewell to the Duman River, the master filmmaker presents his 100th film, Beyond The [...]

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Ever wondered what God ate for dinner? According to the director of a Christian orphanage in The Forgotten Child: Shin Sung-Il is Lost, the answer is nothing! Growing up in an environment which sees consumption as the original sin, kids like Shin Sung Il are moved by inevitable curiosity to see what’s outside their little [...]

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I frequently heard the term “Twitter” from some of the A-List bloggers (like Robert), but I didn’t bother my self on knowing what’s this, until I found it buzzing… What’s Twitter anyway? It is actually a Text Messaging or Blogging Services created by the creators of the Odeo. To be able to use this service, [...]

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Digg is now on its one Million. What I mean is, registered users of Digg reaches to one million already. Kevin Rose said on his post: It’s now been more than two years since the first story was submitted and dugg on Digg. Since then you guys have helped Digg move from a personal project [...]

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