Running Adsense? Do You Have A Privacy Policy? (You Need One Now)
by Tony Hung on March 8, 2008
As per Jensense, the place for all things Adsense, if you’re running Adsense, you may have noticed that updated Terms of Service they made you sign over the past few weeks. Buried in all that dense text was something about (…)
* Will Diggers Leave If Digg Is Acquired By Microsoft?
by Tony Hung on March 7, 2008
… and what about Google? I think there’s one intangible that not enough people are yammering about with respect to new rumours that Digg maybe bought out — and that is, what happens to the community? These are either geeks (…)
For The Love Of Digg, We Have To Save Chris Avenir!
by Tony Hung on March 7, 2008
Ok, so it need not be Digg, but really, all of the online social communities need to rally behind this poor guy, Chris Avenir, who is at a local Toronto university. The poor guy is facing expulsion and has already (…)
Bloggers Beware: Nigerian Fraud Has Evolved Into Display and Text Link Ad Solicitations
by Tony Hung on March 6, 2008
So the next time you get an email soliciting paid links on your blog — and who hasn’t these days (I retract that: if you’re doing well enough that someone wants to pay for links on your site, good for (…)
Jimmy Wales Fiasco A Missed Opportunity For Google News
by Tony Hung on March 6, 2008
A few days ago, you may have heard about the whole Jimmy Wales / Wikipedia fiasco — its hard to believe that you didn’t as it hit a lot of major mainstream media outlets. The substance of the fiasco (if (…)
Recommended Reads for March 6, 2008
by Tony Hung on March 6, 2008
Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 6 reads.
Why SEO Is Important: VTech Issues Vista Update For Skype Phone, But Where Is Vtech?
by Tony Hung on March 5, 2008
So, funny thing: this morning, I was looking to see if VTech had finally gotten around to releasing an update for its cordless VTech phones with respect to making them Vista compatible, so I googled “vtech skype vista support”, because (…)