I happened upon this post on one of the blogs I read daily, johnchow.com. It was guest blogged by Jim from TheNetFool.com. This is my 4th year into blogging and it was a cool reminder. Have a read and tell me what you think. The article starts out with a couple of questions then gets down to it’s top 5 tips.
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Bejeweled is a dead simple computer game in which players line up gems of similar shapes and colors. It is also a blockbuster financial success.
Downloaded more than 350 million times, Bejeweled has generated over $300 million in the past eight years for its Seattle-based developer PopCap Games. No wonder that Wired magazine recently compared Bejeweled to crack cocaine. And I agree.
As a Bejeweled addict myself and if there are any of you out there. Check out the interview with the dude behind it. Here
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With the exception of Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela, in-house censorship imposed by the operators themselves is what is holding back growth of this service.
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Blogging has finally hit Cuba, despite the challenge of gaining access to the Internet and the limited number of home computers on the island, and the emergence of a Cuban community of bloggers may soon be more than just wishful thinking.
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Yes you read that headline correctly a single blog, started and ran by a single blogger named Johns Wu has sold his blog, bankaholic.com to bankrate.com a financial info site for US$15 million dollars.
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Google BlogSearch has had a major upgrade, so instead of the trade mark minimalist blank page it resembles Google News-it aggregates the hottest topics in the blogosphere and you can drill down through 11 categories including technology, business and entertainment. And I guess because it’s Google doing the aggregating you can say that you can see what the world is talking about on that given day. All bloggers including ones in the Caribbean and the Americans should get listed.
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As shoppers flock to their computers instead of driving to the mall, entrepreneurs with e-businesses can make a hefty sum. We all know we’re in less-than-stellar economic times. While there’s no official “recession,” every person you know is probably watching his daily spending and cutting back wherever possible. Since money is tight, is it really a good time to start an online business?
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