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It is no doubt that the Internet is the largest medium for business as at today. There is almost always a virtual office for almost every physical office we have today. The internet is the fastest medium to make good and legit money today.
If you think I am wrong, ask Arianna Huffington and Ke....
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The Google AdSense has said they are in the process of retiring the famous Google AdSense PSA. The PSA stands for public service announcements. These are unpaid ads that show on publisher’s site when Google isn’t able to serve a paid ad due to various reasons.
The reasons varies from the Go....
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Paper.li has now added Facebook to their aggregation service. It is now possible to search Facebook on a keyword basis to discover what people are saying on a specific thing.
Paper.li has been running this aggregation service for twitter, making it possible to search what is being said on twitt....
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For the first time, Google is now carrying paid ads belonging to another Network. Twitter's promoted Tweets was recently integrated into Google's Realtime search.
The news, first carried by Search Engine Land was described as a coup for twitter. Last year, google had paid a rumored $15 million to ....
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Evernote, the note-taking service that lets you capture almost anything and access from almost any device already reached the 5 million members mark. However, Evernote CEO Phil Libin revealed that the service had 160,000 premium members who paid $5 per month. When calculated in yearly revenue, the f....
More » Facebook users may notice a new subscription feature while checking out what’s new in the lives of their friends. Available among a select group of users, the feature allows users to subscribe to friends and receive notifications whenever the person they’re subscribed to changes their status, or posts new photos, videos, or notes.
The details behind this new subscription feature are still unknown, but there doesn’t appear to be an “opt-in/opt-out” feature available this time. Meaning that users can’t dictate who may subscribe to their updates. This could be problematic when the user doesn’t necessarily want their boss seeing the new pictures they uploaded after their weekend in Vegas.
Also questionable at this time is if the feature is available to friends only, or if any user could potentially subscribe to someone else’s feed. With all the issues Facebook has had with privacy over the past year, this new service certainly brings into question whether this will help or hurt their reputation.
