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I just had a great weekend. It was the Australia day public holiday here on Monday so I hosted a traditional Aussie BBQ housewarming party at my place. It was nice to have friends over, eat some good food, play some cards and then head to the park for some running around.
Now of course, it’s back to work!
Andy Beard reported on his blog that AWeber will begin to report email subscriber numbers to Feedburner.
This triggered a line of thought in me that I hadn’t considered before. Let me tell you why…
I’ve been an AWeber user for ages now and it’s been my RSS-to-email service of choice for forever too. I never used any other… Read the rest of this entry »
In case you are not on my email list and didn’t receive news about the opportunity to get a copy of Camtasia Studio 3 for free, here are the details.
Note if you want to get news like this as soon as I broadcast about it, you must be on my Blog Tips Email Newsletter.
To join my list, you… Read the rest of this entry »
Following hot on the heels of the interesting Next Internet Millionaire episode 10 about blogging, comes the penultimate episode (episode 12), where the final two contestants, Charles Trippy (never has a surname been more appropriate for a personality – Charles really is kinda trippy) and Jaime Luchuck, the great Canadian hope, reveal the products they propose to Joel… Read the rest of this entry »
by Bryan Clark – EJ News
I don’t know about you, but I nearly kicked myself when I found out how much Craig Newmark was making for setting up an ultra-simplistic classified service called Craigslist. It rakes in millions per year for listing FREE classified ads. How did that one skip past me?
It all started for Craigslist in… Read the rest of this entry »
by Bryan Clark – EJ News
I don’t know about you, but I nearly kicked myself when I found out how much Craig Newmark was making for setting up an ultra-simplistic classified service called Craigslist. It rakes in millions per year for listing FREE classified ads. How did that one skip past me?
It all started for Craigslist in… Read the rest of this entry »
How do you get your news? Newspaper? Television? Internet? These are the three obvious choices, but you’d be pleased to know that the Internet is edging it’s way closer to sending printed papers into oblivion.
According to a study done by Nielsen, more than 37% of all households with internet access visited a newsite at least once weekly.… Read the rest of this entry »
A broad range of players in the Internet video industry, minus Google meet today in order to arrange a set of “collaborative principles” for Internet video. They hope this movement will help Internet video to continue to grow, while also protecting copyrighted material.
Headlining the group were CBS, NBC, Fox, Myspace, Disney, and Microsoft.
This conference is being planned because… Read the rest of this entry »
Skype is expected to announce a deal in the next couple of days that it will be partnering with wireless service provider 3 to sell the Internet telephone companies first wireless phone.
It’s not hard to see that eventually Voip will take over for all land based phones, but could this announcement launch them into the ever competitive cell market?… Read the rest of this entry »
I had a chat this morning to Asher, a journalist from the Tech section of the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper. He was writing an article about the recent turmoil caused by the PageRank update and was looking for feedback from those affected in Australia. He also had a chat to Darren Rowse to grab his take on the situation.
The internet advertising world has turned into a multi-billion dollar per year business. With more avenues for advertisers than ever before, this trend seems to be going nowhere but up. But one problem may halt the ever-increasing industry – Hits!
Without a universal way to measure a websites value an advertiser really has no way to determine how much they… Read the rest of this entry »
A new report at Yahoo shows that presidential cabinet members aren’t immune to the blogging bug. Health and Human Services secretary Mike Leavitt and Michael Chertoff of Homeland Security in the US are two of the newest members of this centuries newest gold rush, blogging. This just goes to show that anyone with a computer can… Read the rest of this entry »
WordPress announced a new crop of plug-ins today. Nothing mind-blowing, but some pretty nifty toys that you might find useful. Check ‘em out!
Amazon just announced that it will be offering a flat 20% commission on all Mp3 downloads from their marketplace. This is great news for those of you that use the Amazon affiliate program (Amazon associates). If you don’t, you can sign up by clicking here – Amazon associates program.
This increase is over double the top commission… Read the rest of this entry »
Earlier today YouTube announced the arrival of their long-awaited anti-piracy software. This software has been in development for some time, no doubt due to the increasing concern that YouTube was turning a blind eye to video copyright infringement. This all changed when media colossus Viacom slapped YouTube with a one billion dollar lawsuit.
To find and… Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve been closely watching the RSS count at SmallBusinessBranding.com and late last week it finally ticked over the 2,000 mark.
Congratulations to Rob, Ed, Kevin, Freya, Krishna, Sean, Drew, Steve, Brad and all the previous Small Business Branding authors who have written for the site at one point in time.
