Ask.com is launching a contextual ad network which they hope will be a viable alternative to Google Adsense. Mid-sized publishers can sign up for the program now, but it won’t be till the end of the year that smaller publishers can get in on the action.
The hype surrounding Twitter just keeps on growing and […]
Fitting with my current obsession with online TV, JohnTP has a post about a really cool freeware video player called Democracy. Apart from playing all the major video formats it also lets you search and download videos from a host of video services like YouTube, Google Video, and Revver.
It looks like Ebay will be acquiring […]
The Thinking Blog has a list of the five most addictive flash games. Be careful, you will get hooked on these.
Sugar + Flour + Game = Delicious! Thanks Ariel for finding this.
Pro Blogger talks about a new design for Google Adsense units. The change is subtle but I like it.
Menguzar has created a nice plugin […]
I’ve been meaning to do some speedlinking on a regular basis but so far that hasn’t quite happened. I might try to make it a regular thing for Fridays to wrap up the week.
Anyway, here are a few posts I came across that I thought I’d share.
Saman from Samanathon.com has been interviewed over at WPThemesPlugin.com. Unfortunately they […]
Mitchell over at HarpzOn.com has written about the Conduit community toolbar which allows you to create your own custom toolbar for Firefox and Internet Explorer. I’ve been playing around with it myself and the amount of customization you can do is impressive. It looks like Conduit are making their money from Google when people use the toolbar to […]
Matt over at Take More Risks gives us a look at what was happening at the domains of some of the biggest sites on the web before the current owners took over.
Ever heard of the Alexa Dance? Neither had I until I came across a post at everybody go to explaining how some sites get […]
