Digg today has been flooded by a 128-bit integers whether attached to the title of the story or included on the summary of the story. I don’t know what to call it. Is it how the Digg users express its sentiments on how Digg manages the site? Is it a kind of revolution? A coup [...]

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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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Loren Baker post about the “No Follow” attribute is very much interesting. 1. How does your search engine treat the No Follow attribute? Google : The Googlebot does not follow that link. Yahoo : If we find a link we make it available to our algorithms to find new content, whether it has a ‘no [...]

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The female duo Twins, consisting of Gillian Chung and Charlene Choi, have achieved great popularity as singers and as movie stars in the past six years. While each of them have starred in quite a few movies in recent years, they have not participated together in the same film project since Twins Effect II. Now [...]

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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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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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Well, I’m sure, most of you didn’t heard anything about Dodgeball before the co-founders left the company on April 13, 2007. I even heard it just today, after the news about the resignation came out.  But what really is the reason why the co-founders of Dodgeball left what they founded after Google bought it? Om [...]

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Yes! What Yuga explains here is what really I am doing to everyone who asked me, asks me and will be asking me about my profession. It’s true that I graduated my BS in Engineering, but I am practicing a profession that I didn’t pay time and money to study at any of the universities [...]

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John Chow’s Review-Me challenge is really effective linkbait. Most of the bloggers who know John Chow are encouraged to do the same scheme in promoting their own blogs. I am actually thinking of launching similar way of blog promotion and I am still formulating the rules for it to effectively and positively affects my blog’s [...]

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