Articles Archive for March 2009
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End of April this year, Google is discontinuing its Adsense Video Units.
In a recent blog post Google has announced that they are now looking to shut down the Adsense video unit because it “hasn’t had the impact hoped for.” Starting from March 27, the option to sign up for video ad units is not available for new publishers.
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Bored of the way how your Desktop is organized? It’s not just you – there are countless others in front of their computers who feel the same way.
A traditional Windows desktop is not always the best thing to work with. Of course it is easy to work with, but after sometime, having to see the same screen over and over is quite boring.
In case you are whom I’m talking about, here are 5 of the most popular virtual desktop managers for you to play around with.
Blogging and Hosting, Headline, Software »
One common problem which many website users face is their allocated bandwidth being used up faster than they had thought. Visitors to your site sometimes find that message from your hosting service provider that your site has “exceeded it’s bandwidth usage”, so it won’t display. How do you prevent this?
Here are four things that you can do to save heavily on your bandwidth.
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Search Engine giant Google Inc is now looking at making their online ads show based on the end user’s web browing history.
With the new program, now called “interest based” advertising, Google will be able to consider the web browsing history of an individual, and will be able to throw in more of the type of ads that the individual will be interested in.
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According to an extensive study undertaken by Panda Security, about 10 million PCs all over the world are infected with ID theft malware, designed to steal secure information such as passwords, bank account information, etc.
Panda Security runs a free online scanner which helps users to check their PCs online for viruses and malware. The report come as a result of scanning about 67 million PCs all over the world. Considering that there are about a billion or so and growing number of computers around, the numbers could be much worse.
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Gadgets, Headline »
Selectively.
A few days after the release of the improved version of it’s eBook reader Kindle, Amazon has announced that it would give publishers the right to turn off the “text-to-speech” option for specific titles as they see fit. This decision was taken following protests voiced out by the president of the Authors Guild, Roy Blount Jr., in his write-up in NewYork times. As per Blount, “Kindle 2 is not paying anyone for audio rights” and this undermined the market for the professional audio books that are sold separately.
Amazon, on the …

