I check my stats all the time for search terms used to find my site and sometimes you people scare me. Case in point: “remove aol email advertising software.” What a mouthful! Yes, my site shows up at least twice on the first page of results, but so do a bunch of other sites that […]
Heard the latest? AOL now supports Open ID, drawing out their Eternal September to our eternal torment. You can rely on AOL for over-inflated numbers, so the amount of AOL and AIM users who can log into LiveJournal (God help me) and other SixApart blogs as well as WordPress and Technorati is, according to AOL, […]
Edited 02-20-2007 and 05-15-2007. Recently I did a few drive-by reviews of Videos at AOL.com and Stage6, a new video site I learned about on Digg, and the differences between the “file-sharing” sites are staggering. All they have in common is free videos with some for sale at various prices; the only advantage AOL has […]
Edited 05-15-2007. It’s a slow news day so I’ll catch up on the dot-com bust as it relates to AOL. Their double-dealing and questionable activities near the end of the first dot-com bubble (we’re in the second one right now, hence Bubble 2.0) have taken four years to work through court. In fact, the show’s […]
I haven’t been pounding out updates lately but I’m too busy to write (and too tired when I’m not too busy) so I probably won’t match the pace of what I kicked out during January again. For a while I thought I’d turn the site into an updated news-blog but there isn’t enough going on […]
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