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Castaway casts net

Monday, 29 December 2008 12:36 P GMT+10
Back in 1986 Nicolas Roeg made a movie called Castaway about a wealthy Pom who puts an ad in the paper to find a woman to spend a year on a desert island with him. In late 2008 a cashed-up Aussie with his own desert island advertises on an internet d

Net number one for news

Sunday, 28 December 2008 12:30 P GMT+10
So the internet is now overtaking newspapers as a preferred choice of information, at least in America. Readership may still have further to fall, but print won't be superceded entirely. There are some things a newspaper will always do better. Tr

Fanks for nuffin' me ol' China!

Thursday, 31 July 2008 10:20 P GMT+10
Greenie idiots are fond of saying that we should cut back on our carbon emissions because if we do we'll have the moral heft to influence big, developing polluters like China.What a crock. China has made it very clear that it&

For people needing a reliable, affordable PC in Sydney ...

Monday, 11 February 2008 4:40 P GMT+10
Time for a quick plug:  Recently purchased another PC from BargainSeeker computers in Bankstown.The last one I bought from them a coupla years back is still going strong, but I needed something with a bit more grunt.I thoroughly r
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Constellation chockas

Saturday, 26 January 2008 2:42 P GMT+10
Just a thought on why there seem to be so many famous people carking it of late:  It seems like some sort of weird epidemic, but I suspect it's just a function of our celeb-obsessed, media-saturated age.  What with pay TV and the i

Kevvie gets heavy

Thursday, 3 January 2008 11:53 P GMT+10
Good to know that people are really arcing up about Labor's plan to censor the internet.The key distinction that needs to be made about ISP filtering is that there are two major types: "opt-in" and "opt-out".  In the

More on mandatory ISP filtering

Wednesday, 2 January 2008 11:41 P GMT+10
Excellent article on the shortcomings of Conroy's creepy crusade.  To which I'd like to add a coupla thoughts of my own ...Since the issue is about the information superhighway, I'll try to illustrate my concerns by talking about cri

Directories forever ...

Wednesday, 2 January 2008 7:47 P GMT+10
As anyone with a website or blog learns sooner or later, Google really loves those backlinks.  So I've been submitting this blog to heaps of free SEO friendly directories.It's an interesting process, kind of like riding a perpetual

Mandatory ISP filtering

Monday, 31 December 2007 4:27 P GMT+10
Many of those who believed that Howard was a censorious totalitarian and that a Rudd regime would be a win for freedom will be more than a tad disappointed with the latest news out of Canberra.See, Senator Stephen Conroy is determined to im

Affiliate earnings received

Tuesday, 18 December 2007 2:49 P GMT+10
A little while ago I wrote about an excellent affiliate program I was promoting.  It was for products from the Internet Marketing Center.  Have just received my first cheque from them.  I was surprised at the speed with which it came b

Meaningless domain names

Friday, 7 December 2007 2:35 A GMT+10
Lately I have become annoyed by all those cute but meaningless names for websites that keep popping up.  David Pogue from the New York Times has, too.
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Who's behiind Tiinker?

Wednesday, 5 December 2007 10:11 P GMT+10
Not a day goes by without another trendy social networking site starting up.  Latest one is an Australian based news aggregator called Tiinker.  It's cool.  It's innovative.  It has idosyncratic spelling.  Wonder who

Recommended affiliate program

Wednesday, 21 November 2007 1:55 P GMT+10
As a newbie capitalist who is determined to make my addiction to blogging pay, I am always on the lookout for quality affiliate programs to promote.  It's a long process of trial and error, but every now and then I find one that works. 


 

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