I read an interesting post about Hiro, a software program to force feed users ads. The technology allows broadcast networks to send television programs digitally with advertisements that cannot be skipped or fast forwarded. The
It appears that Stumbleupon.com will be acquired by Ebay and not Google. In response, Google is launching a similar feature in their toolbar that suggests potentially interesting websites based on your browsing history. Man I
SEOMoz has created a list of the top current Search Engine Ranking Factors as defined by 37 top search engine optimization specialists, including Search Engine Watch/Land founder Danny Sullivan. Below are the main on and
If you are trying to artificially boost your link popularity in Google, watch out – they are watching you. Many webmasters, including Reality Wired have received friendly notices from San Jose that their sites are
Periodically I write about companies I have had positive and negative experiences with. Today it is Radtech, makers of computer accessories and bluetooth wireless mice. I bought a BT500 wireless mouse for my Mac laptop
Google just announced they have purchased the original banner ad network for 3.1 billion. Started in 1996, doubleclick has been serving up annoying banner ads to web users on major websites. Originally given up for
I was considering researching and writing a list of blogs that use the “do follow” tag which allows link credit in blog posts. I think this is a fantastic idea, and it it is something
The group that owns many media properties been sold to billionaire Sam Zell. The Tribune Company controls 16 newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun, in addition to 26 radio and
I read Techcrunch fairly often, and enjoy Michael Arrington’s lighthearted reporting of the tech community. He has now created a contest to let readers complain about his writing style and inaccurate predictions. Rather than jumping
Here is an example of how to not treat affiliate websites: Embedding The Cookie With An IFrame. Long ago, in the beginnings of the web one could do sneaky things and get away with it,
