Wikipedia has added rel=”nofollow” onto URLs in the en.wikipedia.org’s article namespace. This move was in response to a rumor of a “search engine optimization world championship” contest targeting Wikipedia. The attribute was implemented on January 20th. Here is an example from...
Chris Garrett, [tag]Performancing[/tag] CEO, announced today that they will shut down the Partners Ad Network. Ads currently in the system will continue to run until the end of the month at which time the ad code will stop working. Bloggers are...
Advertisers have have been a bit slow at booking individual ads on Performancing Networks member blogs (especially for low traffic blogs). Bloggers have complained that the publisher sign-up medallion takes up valuable sidebar space. As a solution, [tag]Performancing[/tag] has launched Network...
There is nothing worse than having your email inbox fill up spam just after you set it up. You need to post your email address on your blog/webpage so that readers/customers can contact you. How can you prevent the spammers from...
[tag]Naked Conversations[/tag]: How Blogs Are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers by Robert Scoble and Shel Israel made it on Amazon’s Best [tag]Books[/tag] of 2006, Top 10 Editors’ Picks: Computers & Internet. Robert Scoble helps run Microsoft’s Channel 9 Web...
Semapedia.org allows creation of printable semacode tags to Wikipedia pages. Semacode is a software company based in Ontario, Canada. It is also this company’s trade name for a machine-readable visual tag which encode internet Uniform Resource Locators (URLs). Semacode camera phones...
A QR Code (QR = Quick Response) is a two-dimensional bar code introduced by the Japanese company Denso-Wave in 1994. QR Codes were originally developed for inventory tracking in auto manufacturing. They are the most popular type of two-dimensional code in...