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Google Loses Lenovo, Microsoft Comes Out Ahead
Today is the Ides of March - the same day that Julius Caesar was betrayed and assassinated so many years ago. And…
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RIAA Targets Michigan Students, Draws NPR Ire
Privacy is a hot word around the blogosphere today; Google is protecting it and the RIAA is employing every trick in their playbook to circumvent a user’s right to privacy by pressuring ISPs and Universities to voluntarily hand over identifying information pertaining to users who are allegedly violating copyright law by sharing digital music over the school’s network.
Crook’s Apology to the Internet
In a sweeping court enforced statement to the internet Michael Crook apologies to the internet for abusing the DMCA. While this probably would not have been done to a major corporation, the issues with copyright continue on unabated, the EFF and 10ZenMonkies have gotten an admission from one of the internet's more notorious personalities. The reputation that Mike has on the internet (for those that…
Public Affairs via Web 2.0
Everyone who owns a forum, a blog, a bulletin board or otherwise knows that to accept user content is to monitor what that user content. Does it makes sense for the web site, is the content that the user supplies something that fits in, makes sense, and is appropriate. We have heard about all the spamming that happens in these systems, but a larger question…
Site Revenue Generation Options
Today I got to thinking a lot more seriously about revenue generation options for monetising websites. Although I’ve pretty much doubled my Adsense earnings over the past month, it’s still not a huge amount. And today it really hit me how meagre the revenues are relative to other earning options.
The Social Media Rant!
If you were just getting used to the word blog (short for web log) and you still do not know exactly what social media means, you need to catch up quickly! The next big shift on the internet is well underway and it will leave you behind, lost in oblivion!
