I thought of an idea that might help concerned bloggers unite. I wanted to do an affiliate system where bloggers can install on their website a small graphic, maybe something as simple as this:
I’ll offer it two ways, either with unique code that’ll distinguish one click from another, or just plain old code with an ahref link. Which leads me to my problem – where do I link it to?
Dell’s got a whole page ad on Inquirer’s Jobs section asking Manilenos to apply at their new call center somewhere in Manila, and I’m fairly impressed as he took the time to make a short video saying so.
I have been tasked to write about one gadget a week for eight weeks, to result in 8 articles, aka a tech-writer’s dream, aka a golden opportuntiy to manhandle and abuse things I could never afford if I earn twice as much, aka an enjoyable and productive writing opportunity, aka a reason to blog about our country’s dire need of strong leadership and direction, the loss of quality professionals to nursing opportunities abroad, and the general decay and misopportunities befalling our nation.
Say what?
finally finished Jill’s blog just a few hours ago, and as of this very moment, she’s putting in the tagboard, flickr, sitemeter, some kind of tracker script and all them other blog doodads.
Continue reading sabitskipoint ver. deux (finally) launched today!
I’m pressured to come up with a presentation to an important group this afternoon, so what better time for me to start surfing around and blogging about what I find right?
got my 30gigs.com today. Thoughts:
Just wanted to share an email I received from Spreadfirefox.com today.
If Google’s mission in life is “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.”, and Google’s main source of income is advertising revenue, in traditional web as well as non-traditional means outside of the web, does that mean that you can also interpret Google’s mission as “to organize the world’s information, make it universalle accessible and useful, and put ads in them?”
Checked out what looks like the BSA’s big push against pirated software users, and people are taking it pretty seriously. As we speak friends of mine who are internet cafe owners have been asking when and where could they buy cheap or pre-owned MS w98/xp/me/2k licenses (with the coa and stickers of course).
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