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AGLOCO’s Economic Potential

… grow, the economic potential for its owners – ” and the advertisers who target the site’s users – ” is remarkable. At AGLOCO , they asked a simple question: The users created the community, so where’s their share of the profit?

Original post by MLM Business Opportunities Blog

The Lazy Top 10 Anything

AS any media consumer knows, this is the season of the list. Dan Hunter of the blog Terra Nova, which focuses on virtual worlds and online gaming, notes that late December “is the point where lazy editors tell …Comment

Original post by New York Times

My thoughts on recent Google tips

<<I wanted to talk about Blake Ross’ post entitled “Trust is hard to gain, easy to lose”. I agree with much of what he says. There’s a continuum to showing tips. Toward the “hawk” side of the spectrum is the notion that a company can show whatever reasonable content…>>   (more…)

Original post by Chris Gilmer

PPC Alternatives to Adsense

For webmasters, there are many alternatives to Google AdSense: See ppc-ad-networks

Party plane down under

Is this Google’s party plane? Christchurch’s Press newspaper is reporting that a 767 like that kitted out by Larry Page and Sergey Brin , was spotted at the New Zealand city’s airport, earlier this week.Comment

Original post by Valleywag

Firefox developer loses faith in Google

Blake Ross, one of the major forces behind Firefox, says he’s losing faith in Google: Google is now displaying “tips” that point searchers to Google Calendar, Blogger and Picasa for any search phrase that …Comment

Original post by DarkVision Hardware

Blog advertising from the company with a funny name

You’ve heard of PayPerPost, which is a company that pays you to write posts on your blog. Here we hear from Agloco , which takes that idea a little further. If you’re interested in taking advertising on your blogs, this is a good conversation to listen in on.

Original post by ScobleShow

The Topics You Wish Dave Zinczenko Would Blog About

Ever since Men’s Health EIC Dave Zinczenko started blogging for Yahoo , we’ve never had a more compelling reason to switch to Google exclusively.Comment

Original post by Jossip

Google Notebook Search Exposes Morons

Google Notebook has a new search feature, and it is exposing the fact that on the internet, some people are just morons. By default, everything in Notebook is set to private, and you have to specifically turn on the feature that makes your Notebook public and exposes your information to others. So, my question is, why they hell would a person put in their social security number and other personal information, and then click to make it public?
I don’t know, but some Diggers had fun ferreting out the idiots. Surprisingly, Google very quickly removed those Notebooks. I’m not surprised that Google did it, although it is rare that they correct for the lack of intelligence of some of their users, but I am surprised that Google did it so quickly. Digg as tech support? Crazier things have happened.
(via TechCrunch)

Original post by Nathan Weinberg

Google phrase analysis within highly ranked websites

A few more details about Google’s possible analysis of page text is now available thanks to a recently published patent application by Googler Anna Patterson from June 2006.Comment

Original post by Niall Kennedy’s Weblog

Do Google’s ‘tips’ make you lose trust?

One of the lead developers behind the Firefox browser has accused Google–through “tips” that pop up with search results–of abusing its powerful position in the search market to promote its growing range of …Comment

Original post by CNET News.com

Top 10 sex memes of 2006, by Violet Blue

Blogger and San Francisco Chronicle columnist Violet Blue shares this roundup of memorable moments in memehood with BoingBoing readers.Comment

Original post by Boing Boing

Good & Not So Good Stuff

Glaring Omissions reproduces tips received from readers in the last week that weren’t covered on Gawker, either by accident or design .Comment

Original post by Gawker

Holiday Greetings

<<Posted By: Rich Godwin – Senior Account ExecutiveHappy Holidays to all of our readers from the CPG team. We wish you all the best for a peaceful, restful and fun holiday season, and we look forward to working with you in 2007.Of course, we want the new year to be a highly productive one, but just in…>>   (more…)

Original post by Chris Gilmer

Google Delivers Major Blogger Update

Blogger.com, which was acquired by Google in 2003, has helped to make blogging a more ubiquitous activity, especially as more people have grown up using the Web and are adding to the already large blog …Comment

Original post by Newsfactor.com

Google Pimps Own Services in Search Results, Part 2

Google was recently seen increasing their self-promotion on top of organic search results – using graphical tipvertorials for search queries like “blog”, “blogger”, “calendar”, “photo sharing”, and even ” blog …Comment

Original post by Google Blogoscoped

Yahoo 360 tries to wipe melancholia away

Filed in archive Industry by noel on December 29, 2006 Evolution happens with microsteps.Comment

Original post by The Search Engine Weblog

New Creative Commons head to reach out to businesses

Venture capitalist Ito sees move as next step in “sharing economy” December 29, 2006 — Creative Commons, the grassroots content licensing system that has taken hold among bloggers and other content creators …Comment

Original post by ComputerWorld

Google’s Orkut Down For 13+ Hours

Google’s Orkut social network, which has been having a bit of a renaissance this year , has been down for the last thirteen hours as of 2 am PST.Comment

Original post by TechCrunch

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