The Ultimate Guide To Blog Promotion
In the time it takes you to read this sentence, 3 new blogs will have come into existence. There can be no doubt that the world wide web in general, and social media sites in particular, are becoming more crowded and more competitive every second. The result? Standing out from the crowd is getting harder [...]
Adios, Google Wave! Is Buzz Next?
All things come to an end, even the good ones; or maybe, most especially the good ones. For the longest time now, Google seems to have had a golden touch. It has reached such great heights, but even such a big entity makes wrong judgment calls every now and then. With Google Wave, it seems [...]
Millionaire City Wants to be the Monopoly Game of Facebook
I’m pretty sure that for once in your life you’ve wanted to become a millionaire. To be exact, a millionaire who happens to be a CEO of a rich firm. Come on, don’t be shy, admit it. I did. Well if you are already a millionaire or a CEO, then good for you. As for [...]
Wikipedia Sports an Easier to Use and Edit Site Interface
For a huge website with contents and edited by millions of people, it will definitely take a long time before a site overhaul is implemented. Such was the case for Wikipedia which just rolled out its new design and interface for its website – wikipedia.org. In fact, it took Wikipedia more than a year to [...]
British mom seeks one million from odd-job web site
Million dollar pixel pages might be old hat now, but a British mom has twisted the idea with the launch of her “A Million Jobs To Do” web site. Spurred on by her dream to buy a £1m house, Chrissi Sharkey set up the web site to allow anyone to hire her services for a [...]
Google Wants You to (Re)Confirm Buzz Privacy Settings
True to what has been reported a couple of hours ago, Google has started asking Buzz users to confirm the new Buzz privacy settings. You’ll get the notification page the next time you click on the Buzz tab on your Gmail account. Google also explained why they are asking Buzz members to confirm their privacy [...]
Digg Supports Twitter @Anywhere and Other OpenID Standards
In the “socially-induced” tech world that we are living in, the old adage that “no man is an island” doesn’t hold true anymore. No matter how geek and anti-social you are, now is the right time foresake all habits, get out into the open, connect and socialize. Even for the pioneers of web 2.0 applications [...]
Twitter Wants to be @anywhere
Twitter just announced its latest strategy at possibly conquering the web – Twitter @anywhere. The Twitter blog describes this simply as a new set of frameworks that will add the Twitter experience anywhere on the web. In other words, Twitter will soon be rolling out a framework that will let you do your Twitter activities [...]
Big Changes Are About to Happen with Digg
Do you still use Digg for bookmarking and sharing these bookmarks? Do you still maintain a Digg page? If you do, well expect to see some big changes in Digg in the coming weeks. These changes were announced by Digg CEO Jay Adelson during the Digg’s annual SXSW party. Some of the changes that you [...]
AOL Gets Serious with its Social Aggregator – Lifestream
AOL wants to spoil the Google Buzz party with social lifestreaming service of its own, dubbed Lifestream. This was previously launched as part of AOL’s platform but due to the success it gained in terms of users AOL decided to launch it as an independent platform. Basically, Lifestream is just like Friendfeed, aggregating your updates [...]
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