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June 15, 2005

bollywood and awareness of the outside world

[asiapundit] IT is the new buzz here, but it is unclear whether it actually existsbesides one sad-looking internet café with two computers in the“wealthy” part of town (read: less than abject poverty). Both times Iwent there was no current and hence no internet, but in theory youcould check your email.

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Great Internet Marketing Articles] The No-Work, Money-Making Website, by Willie Crawford: The site needed to have lots of keyword rich webpages so that it would rank high for relevantkeywords, and attract organic search engine traffic.Since I was taught that "content is king" that meantthe more content-rich, tightly-focused webpages youhad, the better. The content-rich pages meant youcould make sales, get new subscribers, and even earnpay-per-click revenue from programs such as GoogleAdSense.

[Blogs.msdn.com] IEBlog : IE and Standards: I'd do suggest the people who post to the IE blog read this .http://blogs.msdn.com/jledgard/archive/2005/03/15/396368.aspx and then get permission or guidence from somebody, anybody, that they can in fact give us some sort of specifics on what you guys are actually doing in web standards support. If they say no, tell them that people are getting angrier and angrier at the IE team, and MS in general over not having any idea where MS is going to go today, and that support for IE is collapsing, not unlike US Federal pension reform -- http://www.tnr.com/etc.mhtml?pid=2592

[Americablog.blogspot.com] AMERICAblog: Because a great nation deserves the truth: The Male Corps link takes you to another of Jeff’s escort pages, housed on a different escort service Web site called MaleCorps.com. The page contains the same spread-eagle picture that was on Jeff’s personal site, notes that his branch of service is “United States Marine Corps,” provides more personal information, and the email address for contact is USMCPT@malecorps.com. There’s also a link to see 30 more “x-pics” of Jeff, including “full bod, dick shots, jocks.” The link appears to be no longer accessible.

[Aicpa.org] Would You, Could You, Should You Blog?: Tax Updates blog (www.taxupdateblog.com) in 2001 by adding a page to his Web site that he updated daily with the latest tax news. (While a Web page can function as a blog, most bloggers find it clumsy—and it is nearly impossible to maintain if you don’t have at least a nodding acquaintance with html programming.) Kristan switched to a specialized software called Movable Type (www.sixapart.com/movabletype), which is designed to automate the process. To get a professional look in keeping with a big-firm image, he hired Sekimori Design, designers of Power Line, to make sure the blog had a look and feel consistent with the other Roth &

[Poynter.org] Poynter Online - E-Media Tidbits: "Missouri Dean Appears to Have Plagiarized Commencement Speech by Cornel West."The Chronicle article is -- unfortunately -- behind a subscription wall, but Greene provides some good insight into the discovery of the speech that history professor and dean Bryan LeBeau not only delivered, but also published in a newsletter and online. (Thanks to my colleague Paul Jones for pointing me to this one!)

[Hoax-slayer.com] Latest Email Hoaxes - Current Internet Scams - Hoax-Slayer Newsletter: The file is the Microsoft Debugger Registrar for Java, which is used only by Microsoft Visual J++ 1.1 developers. However, email hoaxes like this and the sulfnbk.exe email hoax set a dangerous precedent. Given the amount of computer users that have already deleted "jdbgmgr.exe", an email hoax that advised people to delete a crucial Windows file could cause as much damage as a real virus.

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Posted at June 15, 2005 09:00 AM