“Share your site’s updates quickly and painlessly.”
Filed under: Computer Stuff | Tagged: ComputorEdge, Firefox, Google Reader, Internet Explorer, Michael J. Ross, RSS Feeds, RSS Readers | Leave a Comment »
“Con artists have expanded their reach.”
Filed under: Scams etc... | Tagged: ComputorEdge, Fraud, Internet Scams, Wally Wang | Leave a Comment »
How Many Websites do you Need?
Filed under: Internet Marketing | Tagged: Identity, Keyword Domains, Marketing, Titus Hoskins, Websites | Leave a Comment »
If you wonder about Twitter as I do sometimes, check this interesting article.
Filed under: Internet Marketing | Tagged: IM, Jim Trageser, Media, My Space. Facebook, Twitter | Leave a Comment »
I saw the Studio Series: On the spot at Malashock Dance last Sunday. I thought it was interesting that he was having the dancers in their own space and unaware…
Filed under: Dance and Song | Tagged: Awareness, Malashock Dance, San Diego Museum of Art, Studio Series | Leave a Comment »
Am I going to be banned from the most popular search engine? If so, please Yahoo me.
Filed under: Plagiarism and Google | Tagged: Delinquent, Google, Lawyers, Plagiarism, Plagiarism and Google, Search Engine, Unethical | Leave a Comment »
This video is a really good documentary about the situation in Chiapas, Mexico. It also show how undisciplined ego and greed turn human beings duplicitous and contradictory; watch the ending carefully.
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Canadian, Chiapas, Mexico, Situation, Subcomandante Marcos, YouTube | Leave a Comment »
Outdated Seo Tactics | Website Magazine | Blog Comment Spamming
In the May issue of Website magazine I found an interesting article on blog comment spamming as an outdated SEO tactic; it was doubly interesting…
Filed under: Google Marketing | Tagged: Blog Comment Spamming, Links, Search Eng Optimization, SEO, Webmasters, Website Magazine | Leave a Comment »