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Who is Using MySpace?
While I still have a MySpace account I never log in anymore. There was too much spam to deal with. And my…
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Latest WordPress Bugfixes
If you upgraded to or installed the new WordPress version 2.1 that was released last month, you’ll be interested in a major bugfix released today: […] Version 2.1.1 includes about 30 bug fixes, mostly minor things around encoding, XML-RPC, the object cache, and HTML code. It’s available for immediate download on our download page.
Hiring an Ideas Guy
As more and more content is created there are more publishers than there are good ideas, which means publishers are hungry to spread the few good ideas that exist. What separates a profitable channel from a money loser is typically two things: ideas and execution. Because I have been posting about a more diverse set of topics sometimes outside of SEO I get asked lots…
Just A Little Less Firefox In January
The New Year started for the Mozilla Foundation's Firefox browser as it did for a lot of people, with a little bit of an unsteady step backwards.
DirectRevenue Slapped (Lightly) By FTC
Adware distributor DirectRevenue owes the Federal Trade Commission $1.5 million in ill-gotten profits after settling charges they used unfair and deceptive methods to download adware on consumers' computers, and made it difficult to remove. Critics of the settlement say that's only a fraction of what the company made. The settlement prohibits future downloads of DirectRevenue's adware without consumers' express consent, and requires the company to…
Google Images Regains Details, Keeps Warnings
About a month ago, Google Image Search started displaying its results a little differently; the makeover yielded a cleaner, but less informative, look. There was a low-level outcry from users, and now things are back to the way they were. That’s all good and well, and an important feature seems to have made it through the shuffle intact.
