The Blog Herald - Study claims 75% of blog pings come from spam blogs
A study by UMBC eBiquity Research Group has found that nearly three out of every four pings to blog ping servers are from spam blogs and more than 50% of blogs pinging weblogs.com are spam blogs. The report can be found here. Personally this doesn’t suprise me at all given to how much the “Blog and Ping” thing is pushed in by spam blogging promoters and I don’t think for a minute that you can appl
10 Web Trends That Should Die in 2006
Here’s a new years resolution for the web at large: stop doing silly things to users. Following are top trends that I just hope will not see 2007. 1. “Our article is too long, let’s split it up into many pages.” You know, I like the Wired site, but they really shouldn’t split up articles into two different pages. First of all, the “continue” button isn’t user-friendly. While you might say “it spee
Blogger Talk
Welcome to BloggerTalk 2.0 Hi everyone, as you can see I’m in the middle of re-building this site. For some reasons BloggerTalk.com got in the targets of some SEO people and we’re getting the daylights spammed out of us. Read the story » 5 Reasons Why Blogging is the New Internet Marketing Tool Blogging is a concept that started in late 90s. It used to be a way to comment an existing webpage,
The Probabilistic Age
Q: Why are people so uncomfortable with Wikipedia? And Google? And, well, that whole blog thing? A: Because these systems operate on the alien logic of probabilistic statistics, which sacrifices perfection at the microscale for optimization at the macroscale. Q: Huh? A: Exactly. Our brains aren't wired to think in terms of statistics and probability. We want to know whether an encyclopedia entry i
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