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Making your own Facebook Like Buttons – Harnessing Facebook’s Viral Powerhouse
Since Facebook released the ‘Like’ button to the world at the end of April there has been a mad scramble to harness the viral power of the Like button. We’ve seen hidden I-Frame scripts, buggy directories, and blatant phishing attempts. … Continue reading
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Why You SHOULD Start a Make Money Online Blog
How many make money online blogs have you come across on the internet? How many of those were new? How many of those looked similar to the next? The MMO blog niche is overly saturated. If you disagree, you haven’t … Continue reading
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Droids are all the rage
NEW YORK–More than a hundred people were lined up at midnight Thursday outside a Verizon Wireless store in midtown Manhattan to be among the first people to buy the new Motorola Droid. About 65 eager shoppers lined the south side … Continue reading
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Nasa Bombards the Moon
MOUNTAIN VIEW — Hundreds of people hunkered down in tents and sleeping bags on a chilly Bay Area evening Thursday to watch a NASA spacecraft punch a hole in the moon. The crowd, expected to grow into the thousands by … Continue reading
Shortcircuiting the U.S. Power Grid
* 11 September 2009 by Paul Marks * Magazine issue 2725. Subscribe and get 4 free issues. * For similar stories, visit the Energy and Fuels Topic Guide PREDICTING how rumours and epidemics percolate through populations, or how traffic jams … Continue reading
Levitating Mice
sterlingda writes to tell us that scientists have built a mouse-levitating superconducting magnet, working on behalf of NASA to study variable levels of gravity. The group hopes to ascertain what physiological impacts prolonged exposure to microgravity might have. “Repeated levitation … Continue reading
Facebook is crumbling
I’ve seen it for a while, it couldn’t last. The capitalization of a social club is never a pretty thing. It’s just a matter of time before they start charging… The Medium Facebook Exodus By VIRGINIA HEFFERNAN Things fall apart; … Continue reading
