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Image via CrunchBase I joined Squidoo in its early stages and didn’t really follow it up, but a friend of mine has written many lens (web pages) for squidoo and makes quite bit of money. There are many new features. The idea is to write about a topic and you share the revenues from Amazon [...]
Image by Chris Gin via Flickr Where have I been? Zemanta is wonderful. It can be downloaded as a Firefox add on. It can work on any blogging platform. It suggests photos (from Flickr) for your blog, tags and related articles from other blogs, including Amazon Books with your own referral ID on them. I [...]
Image via CrunchBase I have examined Twitter‘s search capabilities in an earlier post. I was initially wrong in what I said about its capabilities in this regard. But I still wonder how useful Twitter is. On the surface it looks like a mobile SMS service. You can only use a short sentence or two. You [...]
I haven’t done a real study of this, but I watch as some networking sites in my demographic become more and more popular and others decline. Firstly, there are those people who have jobs and are not that interested in making money from the internet. More and more of them appear to be joining Facebook. [...]
I’m a member of about 11 social networking sites, most of which work in the same way. They also help you get more traffic to your web site or blog if you are a member of them. You might meet some people too. I’m going to send you to my profile of each of the [...]
There’s a very interesting article in The Age about Facebook and MySpace. The so called high priestess of the internet, danah boyd (yes she prefers her name to be in lower case) is doing a Ph.D on online culture. She maintains that MySpace is losing people to Facebook, both of which are social networking sites [...]
