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Gizmodo Blogger Prefers Windows XP over Mac Because of Bill Gates

24 jun 2008

While most bloggers at Gizmodo use Mac, Adam Frucci remains a loyal Windows XP fan and has no plans of switching over to a Mac. Adam shares his reasons for loving Windows over Mac.

Britannica Encyclopedia May Unsubscribe You For Not Clicking

18 jun 2008

You will be removed from Britannica Encyclopedia mailing list if you do not open or click on any On This Day email during any consecutive 30-day period

Print Your Guinness World Record Certificate for Firefox 3

18 jun 2008

Print your Guinness World Record certificate – show the world that you helped set a Guinness World Record with your own personalized Firefox 3 Download Day certificate.

TIME Magazine: The Best Websites of 2008

17 jun 2008

TIME magazine has released yet another list of 50 websites that they say are the best and most useful sites of 2008. While Anita Hamilton of TIME has done some good research in picking the sites, the problem is that it requires way too much effort for you to read the full list because the article is spread across 50 web pages.

BBC Builds a News Aggregator To Show Related Web Content

17 jun 2008

Media websites like The Washington Post, TIME, Wall Street Journal, etc. use Sphere to show related links next to their news stories. BBC went one step further and built their own news aggregator.

The Advantages of Writing a Technical Book – Money or Personal Brand

16 jun 2008

Baron recently wrote a technical book for O’Reilly on MySQL and later realized that even if the book sold well, he is not going to make nearly enough money from royalties to make the time worthwhile, financially.

Have You Seen The Google Ads about Orkut-MTV Roadies Contest

13 jun 2008

MTV has tied up with Google India to launch the online version of their hugely popular Roadies reality TV show on Orkut. And MTV (or Google) is aggressively marketing this show via the Google Ad Network.

Some People Still Buy Gmail Invites from eBay

09 jun 2008

Though anyone can register a Gmail account for free without an invite, some people are still selling Gmail invitations on eBay.

Sites That Accept User Generated Content go for the Mullet Hairstyle

02 jun 2008

Websites like MySpace and YouTube, that accept user generated content, are embracing a technique known as Mullet* Strategy to keep their main sections clean. *This phrase is actually inspired by the Mullet hairstyle of 70′s that was formed by cutting the hair short on the top and sides but allowing it to grow longer in back.

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