Feb
13th
links for 2007-02-13
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us at 7:29 am
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Or maybe it is part twenty..? Anyway, this is yet another mod of Ryan Duff’s WP Contact Form and it’s actually based on Douglas Karr’s mod of the plugin, which includes a challenge (antispam) question. So the real credit for this plugin goes to them.
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To encourage new advertisers we are offering a special coupon code that will give advertisers 50% off any review they purchase this month. The cool part is 100% of the sale price will go to the blogger so there is no discount in payout.
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One trend that I’ve noticed lately among some bloggers is to stuff their RSS feeds with a lot extra information cluttering the end of posts on their RSS feeds.
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This set is a variety pack of free vector glass buttons and bars for your webpage or blog. Since they are in vector format, they can be easily manipulated and scaled to fit your layout without having to worry about pixellation.
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In what must be one of the weirdest laws to affect the blogosphere, Slashdot is reporting that the European Union is sponsoring a new “directive” (their fancy name for a law, as far as I can tell) that will make it illegal for companies to knowingly try t
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GreenZap filed a lawsuit against website-hosting-company Liquid Web, Inc. and Vodien, Inc. for a total of $57.5 million. I have a GreenZap account but haven’t used it yet. Not sure if you want to alienate bloggers, though! We’ll wait and see.
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I’m a huge fan of Tom Peters. He writes, “At one time it was the executive parking lot that was coveted, and over time, many organizations moved to open parking.” Read on… great post on elitism and how it tears apart an organization.
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Last week we launched Ali and that wasn’t the only change that happened within 9rules. There have also been some structural changes that we would like to announce.
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I love #10
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Over the years, I’ve probably written more than 100 blogging tips, including (with Scoble) an entire chapter in Naked Conversations called “Doing it Right.” Many of them have become blatantly obvious. So, in preparation for the conference I tried to forge
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It’s a big day for Yahoo!. The beleaguered Web company rolled out a dramatic alteration in its method for ranking search-driven ads on a page, a component of a new system dubbed Panama, which could eventually help Yahoo! catch up with Google by making…
