Yahoo! announced yesterday that they’re partnering with PayPal and integrating the PayPal service with the Yahoo! search results. For these reasons, today I’m personally very happy to announce that we have formed a partnership with PayPal, the most widely accepted checkout service on the web. We are integrating PayPal into Yahoo! Search, enabling people to [...]

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Yahoo! Liam is currently in Hawaii as shown on the image below: Now I understand why Yahoo! Liam was previously in a fat-belt session. He want to become slimmer so that he can wear that sexy hula attire. And I understand too that fat-belt is not the body fat that forms a belt. Fat-belt is [...]

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Yahoo! announced today that their search system supported already the NOYDIR directory. NOYDIR stands for “No Yahoo! Directory”, the same as NOODP which stands for “No ODP”. The NOYDIR meta tag can be implemented by inserting the codes to the header section of the page: <META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOYDIR”> or <META NAME=”Slurp” CONTENT=”NOYDIR”> This meta tag [...]

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I was absent on my blogging job yesterday (Sunday, February 25, 2007 – Philippine time) and I missed the MyBlogLog answer on the reaction of bloggers on the way MyBlogLog tracks the Google Adsense Ads traffic. Eric posted four (4) or the so-called clarifications: 1) Tracking outbound links is what caused us to launch MyBlogLog [...]

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Recently, I noticed that Yahoo!’s Beta Mail uses images to entertain its users while waiting for the site to log them in. The first image used is a pink ribbon and recently, its a boy dancing break dance. And now it’s a boy in shadow boxing. I wonder if it’s Yahoo!’s way of acknowledging boxers [...]

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Yahhoo! launched its new service the Yahoo! Go. With Yahoo! Go, we can now view photos, search for video clips and watch movie trailers on our TV. It is currently in beta and Yahoo! is currently looking for beta tester of this new product.

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Another new phone service launched by Yahhoo: Internet giant Yahoo Tuesday launched a new way to get a local telephone number for just $2.99 a month. (LINK) It’s nice to think that PC can now call and received calls from local phones or from cellphones. The calls have to be initiated from a PC, but [...]

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Can you really hack the email system of Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail? I guess you can’t. Hackers couldn’t really attack the email system that’s why lots of them do the phishing.

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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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I remember that it was Yuga who told us (Pinoy Bloggers) about the ability of MyBlogLog to track the Adsense Ads clicks on our blogs. Yuga posted the screen shot of the stats from MyBlogLog and below is mine too: Okay, it’s a good thing that MyBlogLog offers a service like this. It of course [...]

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