There’s another Bill passed to US Senate: Apparently – the proposal has been revived once again by a pair of Senate Democrats; Max Baucus of Montana and Mark Pryor of Arkansas, who introduced a bill called “Cyber Safety for Kids Act of 2006,” requiring the US Department of Commerce to work in tandem with the [...]

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Yahoo’s main websites and services might remain live but few of its popular (acquired) websites and services will be closed after kicking 600 employees out of the company. A Yahoo’s internal presentation that contains the list of the websites that will be closed has leaked the internet on Thursday. Few of the websites included on [...]

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Here’s the effect of the Hayden Kho Sex Video scandal that I noticed while observing the cyberspace and the community as well.

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April 1, 2009 – Got this news earlier about the sex scandal in Oprah Winfrey’s School, “Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls”, in South Africa. It was reported that 7 of the pupils are now facing suspension for sexually harassing other girls in the school. Obviously, all these pupils are girls. And it was even [...]

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A fellow Filipino blogger recently emailed me this: I am certainly amazed on how much traffic you’re generating on your site and It really serves as an inspiration to me. I just want to ask on how you were able to do that? do you think it is possible to generate much traffic with the [...]

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Everyday, I delete some comments posted on this blog. These comments are manually posted by our readers and obviously they are not captured by the Akismet. Why do I delete comments? Last August 3, 2007, I disabled the “NOFOLLOW” tag on the links at our comment section which means that this blog is now the [...]

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What’s better, buying ad space from an A-List site, or from the so-called “blind network” where your ad is published in thousands of sites whether categorized as A-List or not? This question is raised on my head after reading the press about Quigo. It seems that the press is telling us that Quigo, although has [...]

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Some webmasters said that they’re waiting more or less four months before their sites were listed on the DMOZ directory. My previous site, “The Way To Know Sueboy” took only three months to wait before the editor added it to the Directory. But this blog is already waiting for almost seven months after the request [...]

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Contestants of the Isulong SEOPH contest analyze always the SERP of the Google Philippines for the search on Isulong SEOPH. The IsulongSEOPHNews learned that the SERP is not yet stable. Results are still unstable, as some see 580,000+ in the SERPs and others already see more than 600,000+. As Alwin Clores’ bicolbusinessdirectory.com/isulong-seoph takes a slight [...]

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Matt Cutts said on his blogpost “INdexing Timeline” that their Google Search experienced some upgrades on its system including the process of indexing the sites. He even stated that Exchange Links, Buy or Sell Links and linking to Spammy sites will negatively affect the indexing of the sites by Google.

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