Archive for October 16th, 2007
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Anti-spyware bill passes U.S. House
The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation on Tuesday targeting some uses of internet spyware, yet another attempt to enact a federal law to curb scams aimed at stealing personal information from computers.
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How to Rank #1 in Google
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Google Releases Video Filtering System for YouTube
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Google on Monday released its long-promised video filtering system which will give owners of copyrighted videos the choice of promoting or blocking their content on YouTube. David King, a product manager at YouTube, said the system works by creating a database full of abstract…
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Upcoming World of Warcraft changes
Blizzard Entertainment has released the patch noted for the upcoming World of Warcraft v2.3. In these patch notes there are several changes which will greatly affect nearly every player. Some of the more notable changes announced include:
- Reduced leveling time from levels 20 to 60! This will be a much welcome change for those of you just starting out or wanting to run up an alt. The decrease in leveling time will be achieved by reducing the overall experience needed between 20 and 60 and by increasing the experience gained from quests from levels 30 to 60.
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Newsletters that Flop
Why most Newsletters fail their readers and owners alike!
By Michael Green
Suddenly there are hundreds-of-thousands of newsletter editors
out there, publishing a ton of exciting new Titles each month.
Maybe you’re editor-in-chief of one of these new publications 
The newsletter explosion has come about because of a
combination of two main factors:
1. Easy-to-use DTP software and short-run Digital Print has meant that printed newsletters are now viable even for small or tiny audiences.
2. Most significantly, the advent of the EZine (Electronic
MagaZINE sent by email) has brought the cost of producing a
newsletter down to virtually ZERO.