It seems that the latest hot topic on the block is disclosure. It’s been around for a while and, I’m pretty certain, won’t go away in a hurry.
The recent spat between Rand Fishkin and Jeremy Schoemaker over a post at Shoemoney.com led to the two of them fronting up on Webmaster Radio. It’s an interesting […]

According to a report on 901am, eBay has purchased StumbleUpon for $75 million. The article quotes Michael Buhr, a senior director at eBay.
StumbleUpon�s downloadable toolbar provides an engaging and unique experience to its users, but it is the similarities in our approaches to the concept of community that make it such a compelling addition to […]

ShoeMoney talks about disclosure over at his blog today and it reminded me of the podcast I watched the other month where Jason Calacanis rips into PayPerPost CEO Ted Murphy about the whole concept of bloggers being paid to endorse products through sponsored reviews.
When I read an affiliate marketers blog and I see links to […]

For a long time now there has been discussion that Digg isn’t as altogether democratic as it would like the world to think. Firstly there was talk about the Digg Mafia and then there was the whole HD DVD fiasco and now suspicion that it’s not Digg users but Digg themselves who are burying stories […]

When I first started using the internet I connected with a 28.8k modem. There was something exciting about the weird noises it made and the expectation that AOL would drop my connection within seconds. I almost miss those days.
Anyway Speedtest.net is a great website that will tell you exactly how fast your browsing the web. […]