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Just How Heated is Click Fraud?
It's amazing just how heated of a subject "click fraud" is. When I published details of my conversation with Google, I made…
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EFF, Bloggers, Everyone, Take On Web Bully
In his misguided desire to become notorious, Michael Crook has become the preeminent villain of the blogosphere, the target of a lawsuit by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a laughing stock, and a fascinating case study into blog-ethics, copyright law on the Internet, the tenets of Fair Use, the reach of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and how its abuse can affect free speech.
Open Source Advertising Not Necessary?
Okay, here's another one of Dana's stories that I take exception to. Note that I respect Dana's writings and I read his blog daily.
Google Web Toolkit: Now 100% Open Source
Version 1.3 of the Google Web Toolkit has been released, and it's completely open source. While that may not seem remarkable in and of itself, it's part of a bigger plan: "To radically improve the web experience for users . . ."
SEO-Friendly Ecommerce
One of the major drawbacks when taking the dynamic approach to web development is the resulting product not being optimized for the search engines. A number of issues contribute to this characteristic and most are them are correctable, but doing so is considered an advanced level of web design.
How Much Space Do You Need With Your Hosting Account?
Web hosting is an extremely competitive field and most web hosts will offer some rather large amounts of space in an effort to sell you on their services.
