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It's Not What You Say, It's How You Say It

Still more on testing your advertising:

I thought this was an interesting article for those of you out there running a site. A U.S. District Court has ruled that Terms of Service can’t be amended on the fly and without notice to users. This came about after a Texas woman sued Blockbuster for violating her right to privacy.

With everyone struggling through these tough economic times, it’s nice to hear that one company has found a way to keep the money rolling in. By tapping into the still growing mobile market, Pink Visual is actually turning a profit. They attribute their good fortune to the rise in iPhone users, saying iPhone users single-handedly opened up new possibilities for American mobile porn.

Here's more of the story of how a True Value Hardware store used a joint venture:

The new FireFox 3.1 Beta 1 browser has been launched, and though not fully functional yet, this article gives you an overview of the enhanced features users can expect from the latest release. Among other enhancements, FF3.1 incorporates faster javascripting and geolocation features, though it still does not appear to offer private browsing or an improved session restore feature.

While Google used to suggest that website owners register their sites not only with Google, but also with other competing directories, these guidelines have apparently been removed from their webmaster guidelines. This may indicate that Google is devaluing Yahoo's links, or may simply be an omission they've made in the interest of not promoting their competitors.

BEING CREATIVE IS STRAIGHTFORWARD IF YOU FOLLOW THESE STEPS - Part 2

Yesterday we talked about being creative. We ended with 5 of the 8 steps you need to go through. They are Living with IT, Observation, Analyze, Idea Generation and Harvesting. You may want to read the posts back to back.

Here are the next 3 steps:

Experts predict that consumer online demand will start to exceed supply. This is caused by more people working online and bandwidth-hog websites such as YouTube and Hulu. While the net will live on, experts foresee “brownouts”, temporary freezing and speed reductions, beginning to emerge next year.

Test On A Small Scale, Because Guesswork Can Cost You A Lot Of Money

How To Tell If An Ad Costs Too Much - Part 2

Yesterday we were talking about how to determine if an ad costs too much. Here's more: