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It has been like…24 hours since Brad’s last post! There were 24 hours inbetween the last two posts as well! Where the heck is Brad and why have there only been 2 posts in like 50-60 hours??
Well, I’ve been working on my wife’s resume, some other web properties, some Advertising deals, and we had my wife’s parents over for a few days. She is middle school teacher and is just finishing up her permanent technology certificate, so she’s going to look toward getting a permanent position now that she’s done with school.
We built some new stairs on to my deck this week as well as chained my Grill to the deck so that it won’t be whisked away by a storm again. Big thanks to my father-in-law for doing that! He’s quite handy with a drill, whereas I’m quite handy with a keyboard. He comes over and builds things, I help them with their laptop. Tis what family is for.
I think that I will likely continue the HTML A-Z series tomorrow and go from there. I also hope to have my first Ad Network interview up as soon as possible. Just waiting for a few responses at the moment so that I can move forward with posting the first in my new interview series.
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It was big news that was leaked that Google has been in talks with Digg about a possible purchase. It doesn’t come as a huge surprise to me that Google would be interested in purchasing Digg. At the same time, it also does not surprise me that they walked away from the table.
Many sources are reporting that Google was ready to purchase Digg for an estimated $200 million dollars, but walked away and buried the deal during the final stage of purchase. I believe that TechCrunch was the first to report on it.
While some speculate that it was a “personality issue”, it is very possible that Google did not like what they saw when they got into the technology behind Digg. There is some speculation that Google will be adding some “Digg-Like” features to their search engine. Perhaps Google decided that their technology was better and has opted to bury Digg like they did their deal.
Only time will tell. Just remember to bow to your Google Overlords and then watch the video of how Google will take over social media.
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HTML
I have started to go over HTML code elements and as I do so I will be adding them to the Wiki. I hope to have this fleshed out nicely within a few months and then begin adding tutorials and examples in order to compliment the element guide.
Community Forums
I probably shouldn’t have started the site with Community Forums. It was sort of “shooting for the moon” in a way, and the lack of posts makes the site look “dead”, when it is far from it. Comments on Blog posts have been gaining activity, but the Forums are being left out. Due to this, I will likely be closing the forums for now, probably de-integrating them with the Wiki.
Guides
Expect more server administration guides! I have gotten some good traffic from some of these guides, and there have been quite a few people who have found them helpful. As these guides have been answering questions for people in search of answers, I will most certainly be writing more. I’m very pleased to be able to give a helping hand to others who administer their own servers. While I will be making guides for various server configurations, my main focus will be on CPanel.
Ad Network Interviews
The coding and deisgn aspect of the site is an important one, and the server administration aspect is equally important. However, another important facet I plan to soon focus on is knowing which Ad Networks to go with and how the industry is doing. One way to do this is to interview representatives of different Ad Networks. The first of many will be coming soon so make certain to keep an eye out for it!
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Categories: Ad Networks • Webmaster's Edge Updates
Tags: Ad Networks • Advertising • HTML • Server Administration
Much like Charlie, this one is a bit of a “What the hell??” kind of video.
Enjoy!
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