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Jonathan Snook, designer, coder (and a great one) has launched his own advertising opportunities on his blog. This also to cover the cost of 2 failed adoptions and to avoid running a micropatronage for a third try
This is also related to the failed adoptions. The two opportunities that we went after in 2006 has cost [...]

A great article by Muhammed Saleem on Digg’s democracy over at The Mulife.
There are two potential ways of solving this problem:

Keep the burying system but remove the ‘bury as lame’ option. This way people can report content that is flawed in some way (and can either be fixed or deserves to be removed) but at [...]

Once more TechCrunch breaks a news : PayPerPost buys Performancing.
This surely is an interesting move and not only from PayPerPost. PayPerPost does not only buy a community with 28000 members, but also an active blog advertising platform.
This could make for interesting blog conflicts.
A negative review written by you to grab a quick $5 and blogvertisement [...]

Anyone remember my warning about Google Code Search? It surely was not going to take long before hackers would discover this. ShoeMoney illustrates the danger of Google Code Search with real examples.
After having been hacked.

If you are interested how some SEO blackhatters try to fool the reader to earn more money from Adsense, you should get the free edition of Adsense Blackhat Edition (aff)1.
The book is short (55 pages) and an interesting read into the Adsense brain of a blackhatter. From tricks to make Google Adsense Ads more visual [...]

Pingdom, a service monitoring websites, is offering free 1 year accounts to anyone who signs up before Saturday 23th December 11.00 GMT.
Normally this service would cost $9.95/month.
More info on their blog.