1. FTC Has New Rules for Paid Endorsements 

    For the first time since 1980, the Federal Trade Commission has updated the rules that regulate endorsements. If  you’ll recall, 1980 was long before the launch of the great World Wide Web.
    Most of the updates regarding paid endorsements apply to bloggers, and social networking sites such as Twitter will also have be monitored to make [...]

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  2. Revamped Trapster comes out Tuesday 

    New Trapster features
    Tuesday a new, revamped version of Trapster is coming out, and it does a lot more than just warn drivers of the presence of speed traps, cameras and popular cop hangouts. CNET says the new version of Trapster features an improved interface, Bluetooth audio, built-in iPod controls, rotating maps and a real-time traffic [...]

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  3. A Revolution Round the Bend? Google Wave Hits Beta 

    Get Your Conversations, Docs and Apps in One Super App
    If you’re looking for applications that help you interact and share with colleagues and clients in real time, it appears that Google may soon be delivering a wave of goodness your way.

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  4. 2 Billion iPhone Apps Downloaded | Apple’s Over It 

    Not much info on download 2 billion
    About five months ago, when the 1 billionth iPhone app was downloaded, Apple made a big deal out of it. The company publicized the identity of the person who made the 1 billionth download and gave the Connecticut teenager a bunch of Apple hardware and software.
    However, upon download of [...]

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  5. Writing for the Web | How to Produce Good Content 

    You’ve heard the rubric that “Content is King” when it comes to successful E-commerce Web sites and blogs. That doesn’t mean that if you simply use the right keywords enough times, your business is going to take off. While the use of keywords is important for search engine ranking, a Web business’s success or failure [...]

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  6. Google Doesn’t Care About Keyword Meta Tags 

    What’s a webmaster to do?
    If you’ve heard the news from the Google Webmaster Central Blog, then you know that Google is not currently using keyword meta tag information from Web sites when determining their ranking in the Google search engine. Matt Cutts of Google’s Search Quality Team gives the example of two hypothetical E-commerce businesses. [...]

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  7. MySpace and Twitter Sync Up as MySpace Tries to Keep Up 

    Your status is everywhere you want it to be
    A few months ago on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” he joked that “In the year 3000 YouTube, Twitter & Facebook will merge into one super time wasting website called YouTwitFace.” However, it seems this possibility will be come a reality much sooner than the year 3000.
    Facebook [...]

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  8. Advertisers Seizing Opportunities on Zune Games 

    Advertising world adjusts to new technology
    Media advertising used to be so simple. There was television, radio and print. As the Internet takes over as the main source of entertainment and information, advertisers are adopting ever-changing strategies to keep up.
    Also, as new technological devices, ways to use them and what people are using them for continues [...]

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  9. PDFs with Embedded Sharing | B2B Lead Generation 

    Share dynamic documents for dynamic lead numbers
    When it come to B2B marketing, you’re likely sharing PDF documents. It’s a convenient file format to both create and read. However, are your B2B PDF documents making the kind of impact on clients you’d like? Are you enjoying significant gains in lead generation from your white papers, E-books, [...]

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  10. Facebook Voice Chat | Let the Games Begin 

    Can we talk? Let me count the ways
    The world’s largest social networking site, Facebook, is adding a new dimension of communication: voice chat. Facebook started off as a social network where people could communicate with online messages or wall posts. Since then it has added several other methods of text communication, including the ability to [...]

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