All Posts Tagged With: "Google"
Congratulations To Brian Blogger On Getting A Google Grant
I’m pretty sure that not many readers are aware that I manage the Brain Blogger site, which is the blog for the Global Neuroscience Initiative Foundation which is a non-profit charity organization for the advancement of neurological and mental health patient welfare, education, and research.
In recognition of the good work that Brain Blogger do, Google [...]
Quick Links: 24/04/07
Some interesting stories I saved in Google Reader last week, but I never got around to posting about:
Word Of The Day: Wilfing - What Was I Looking For?
Justin.TV Has Ladies & Gentlemen
Customising Your WordPress Feeds
Seagate Poised To Break The Terabyte HDD Barrier
New Trend: Raise Music Prices By Offering DRM Free Music
gDisk: Mac Freeware With More Space Than The Costly iDisk Software
If you, like many Mac users, are not comfortable with forking up the $99.95/year for a .Mac subscription (DotMac) but you still need some software similar to iDisk, then Google’s gDisk is the best alternative on the market for your storage needs.
19Apr2007 | Scott | 4 comments | Continued
How Many Feeds Do You Read? Here Are My Top 10 Feeds
Towards the end of last week and over the weekend I didn’t really get a chance to clear out my feeds in Google Reader, due to going out a lot, my router dying and also building a HTPC over the weekend.
Yesterday morning I was faced with hundreds of unread items. Before doing what I [...]
Should Google Licence Its Search Engine Technology For Internal Search Engines?
It goes without saying that Google Search is an amazing product, but you really begin to appreciate how good a product it is when in many cases it is a better way to search within a given site than with the site’s own internal search engines.
For instance for the post I just made about Bill [...]
How To Retrieve Unsaved Data In Web Browsers When It Stops Working?
Before I start with the actual tip on ‘How to retrieve unsaved data in Web Browsers when it stops working?’ let me Thank Everton for asking to be a guest blogger at Connected Internet. I am Mr. Byte and from now on I will be bringing Tips and Tweaks on various subjects every week.
Day [...]
Adding A Robots.txt File Has Increased My Google Traffic By 16% In 4 Days
I finally got around to adding a Robots.txt file on Sunday and already my Google Traffic has gone up by 16% in only 4 days. I’m amazed that such a small change as adding a robots.txt file has had such an impact.
Although I asked a month ago for advice on adding a robots.txt file [...]
MBL Community: 10 Steps To Get Traffic From Yahoo Answers
Mr.Byte who has crept into the top 10 commentators (in the sidebar) on Connected Internet has put together a great post detailing 10 Steps To Get Traffic From Yahoo Answers (also on Digg now). The post clearly states that the blogosphere tends to fixate on how to get traffic from Digg, StumbleUpon, Technorati, Google [...]
12Apr2007 | Everton | 6 comments | Continued
Pyro.tv - A Slightly Different Approach To Online Video
I got an email yesterday from Pyro.tv a new online Video service from Vibe Solutions who are best known for their video-calling service. The idea behind Pyro.tv is that users can watch their favorite video channels, whilst browsing through updates for other channels.
I like how this feature works as one of the annoying features [...]
Google Adsense Optimization Tip: Don’t Use Competitive Filters
Google Adsense have started producing monthly Optimisation Reports for users with tips on how to improve performance.
My April report contained the following message:
Dear Publisher,
Here is your optimisation report for the month of April. After an automatic review of your sites, we think you might be able to improve your monetisation using the following tips:
You may [...]
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