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Structured Blogging Concept Shot Down
The short time it took for the idea of structured blogging to be brought back to Earth makes the 18-month timeframe of…
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AIT Weaves Tales Of Click-Fraud Networks
Web-hosting company AIT CEO Clarence Briggs can't tell you much about the company's taking over the lead for Click Defense in a class action lawsuit against Google. "It's a bunch of legal stuff," he says. What he can do is take you on a journey of retailers that sell click fraud software, of affiliate networks set up to dupe advertisers with automated clicks, and computer…
How to Establish your Self Confidence as an Entrepreneur
It is only natural that when you start a business, you are doing something different than most people.
Copying Content – Still Valuable, or A Thing of The Past?
Within the virtual world of the internet, "content" is to "money" in real life. Content is our commodity, it is what people trade all around the world. But is "other people's content" actually valuable?
The Kids Are Alright With Google
"A Couple of Chicks" surveyed a group of teens on their preferred search engine, travel site, and way to communicate online; a couple of brands clearly emerged as succeeding in reaching Generation Y.
Wikipedia as accurate as Britannica
A lot of angst has been suffered in recent weeks over Wikipedia, the free open-source encyclopedia.
