I just read a post by Jennifer Slegg on her blog at JenSense that I think is pretty significant, concerning MFAs and Adsense arbitrage. According to her, many publishers have been receiving emails from Google saying their accounts will be disabled by June 1, 2007. I think the bomb has been dropped, or maybe its… Read More: Google cracking down on MFAs and Adsense arbitrage. »
Porn.com yesterday sold for about $9.5 million with the sale being brokered by Moniker. That is a mega sale, the biggest domain sale so far in Web history as far as a cash transaction is concerned. The domain was bought by MXN Ltd, an Internet media firm. Details are of course a little sketchy, as… Read More: Biggest cash sale of a domain – Porn.com »
I have been a PayPal user for a long time now, and very often I see this problem happening to a lot of PayPal users, which is inadvertedly getting their PayPal accounts locked or limited. Limited accounts cannot send or receive funds anymore until the matter is resolved with PayPal; a costly problem in terms… Read More: Reasons your PayPal account got limited. »
TechCrunch has a nice post on how the two Web giant search engines, Google and Yahoo are hard at work competing to get more publicity and to publicize themselves as environmentally friendly. It is all good, I tell you 😉 The earth needs action done today. Although Micheal Arrington of TechCrunch is right to say… Read More: Solar powered Google, Green Yahoo and hybrid cars »
A short while ago, ICANN announced they would be looking to approve some more new domain TLDs come August 2008. The announcement was made public about two days ago on their website. These TLDs or to be more specific, these gTLDs, will be adding to the current array of the gTLDs already in use, and… Read More: New TLDs coming – Good or Bad? »
Do you come across websites that look like they could do much better if they switched their graphic designers? I do every so often come across sites like these, and sometimes I wonder if these websites ever realized how much their sites need a facelift or some reworking of sorts. Website design and usability are… Read More: 4 website design and usability rules »
About two weeks ago, E-Gold owners were served an indictment by the US Federal Government on charges of conspiracy in money laundering and illegal operations. E-Gold is one of the biggest payment processors on the Web, and serves mainly people from countries that cannot use Paypal. It should be noted “an indictment is merely an… Read More: Will Egold be closed down? »
Article marketing is a great way to give your website a temporary boost in the search engine results pages. Although your articles lose flavor over time, and thus require multiple submissions to be continually effective, they are still one of the best free ways to get referral traffic from your articles, as well as contribute… Read More: Article directory submission tips »
This is important news that got posted everywhere on the Web just a while ago. Word has it that Microsoft is planning to purchase Yahoo. A Microsoft purchase of Yahoo would be the biggest online takeover to date, with reports saying it might be a 50 billion dollar deal; more than what many decades old… Read More: Microsoft to buy Yahoo? »
I just got an email from Google today asking me to reset my password for a long forgotten (and abandoned) Gmail account. I was amongst the first users of Gmail when it first came out, and that was a long time ago. In the email I was given a link and after clicking on that… Read More: Google doesnt delete your Gmail accounts and something about phishing »