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Twitter's been the subject of embarrassing outages, spam concerns, and serious questions about its general usefulness. None of this seems to matter…
Disputes between buyers and sellers over e-commerce transactions need not end up as a court battle, if the parties opt to give the Fair Reputations System a try.
Within the mass confusion that can erupt when there is a blog controversy, occasionally a thoughtful post will emerge. Last week ShoeMoney wrote about the Death of SEO and here on this blog Greg Howlett supported that theory, while I spoke up to disagree with those opinions. Others have also been discussing the topic and Joost de Valk, has chimed in as well, after
Monday we mentioned that Google was pondering new ways to monetize YouTube videos.
Mark Cuban suggested Yahoo or Microsoft could payoff the top five sites for each of the top 25,000 queries on Google, have those sites leave the Google index for good, and bring Google's normal traffic for those sites into the rival fold.
We're not the first to notice and double-take. Penthouse Media Group Inc.'s ownership of a Christian dating website called BigChurch.com has been mentioned by a few publications, but usually as an ironic side note. Understandable. It's kind of a heavy (yes, quite loaded) subject. However, PMGI CEO Marc Bell tells Webproworld it's just business.
