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Mark pilgrim has written a simple step-by-step guide to ripping DVDs so that they can be played on your shiny new video iPod. The guide is incredibly straightforward and has large screenshots to make it completely idiot-proof (even I could…
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New lame Adserving software
Mark Evans has written an article about a new Ad Serving company called AdGenta. It is supposed to deliver more relevant ads because you upload your blogs posts through a downloadable AdGenta application called Qumana (where do they come up…
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Apple introduces new iMac
At the San Jose event today Steve jobs also announced a new iMac G5. See here for more The new iMac is thinner than its predecessors, it has a built-in iSight camera for video conferencing, and it has a new…
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Microsoft-Yahoo! announce not-very-instant messaging agreement!
In case you missed it, Microsoft and Yahoo! have announced an interoperability agreement to connect their instant messaging platforms. This brings them together up to a userbase of 49 million users – almost on a par with AOL/ICQ ‘s 50…
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Video iPod and new iTunes
Apple, after much anticipation, released the video iPod at their “one More Thing…” event in San Jose today. The new model is 30 percent thinner than previous models, has a larger 2.5-inch QVGA display with 324 x 240 resolution, at…
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Bleak outlook for ping?
Matt reckons Verisign’s purchase of Weblogs.com means that the outlook for ping is poor: Verisign, which does not have a particularly good history in the blogosphere, has purchased Weblogs.com. This leaves Ping-O-Matic as the only large-scale and independent ping relay…
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Ads for regulars?
Dave wrote a thought-provoking post on online advertising and blogs following on from mine and Damien’s posts on the topic. Dave’s idea is not to display ads to regular visitors to your site: What I’d do personally is to have…
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Dot blog bubble
With all the mergers and acquisitions going on at the minute, it is only natural to wonder what the value of your site/blog is. I see Tom Murphy recently mentioned that Boards.ie was offered $750,000 for the site back in…
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