Free Domain From GoDaddy!
~Kat~ | Jul 23, 2008
Aww, it looks like the free domain offer is over.
You can never have too many domains, right? I know I have over 100, but I still couldn’t resist this offer. I don’t know how long this will last, but GoDaddy is offering a free domain if you opt in to the [...]
Our First Contest!
~Kat~ | Jul 20, 2008It is time for our first ever contest here at The WebMaster Blog. Our first two months have been great and we would like to thank everyone who reads the blog. The contest rules are simple:
1. Subscribe to the feed. This is required! Only subscribers will win prizes. 10 Points
Plus, read how you can [...]
Web naming rules to be relaxed
BobbyT | Jul 11, 2008The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has recently relaxed web naming rules after an unanimous board voting.
ICANN is a non-profit organization established in 1998. The internet watchdog is responsible to regulate the internet, regulate its integrity and set the rules for domain names registration.
Previously, domain names and especially top level domains (TLD) [...]
Bloggeries: A Directory for Blogs
Jacob | Jun 10, 2008In our continuous efforts to try and increase the ‘findability’ of our blog, sometimes, we do things that don’t make a lot of sense. We submit to random, back-alley directories. We waste so much time buying advertising on blogs that just won’t help us. And, we try out very best to comment on blogs, only [...]
10 Young People Who Changed the Internet
The great thing about being a webmaster or a blogger is there are no age limits. Young and old can do great things and become wildly successful. Here is an article about those who achieved amazing internet success at a very young age.
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Google To Launch “Friend Connect” On Monday
Don’t they say good things come in threes? Well, regardless, we
’ve heard from multiple sources that Google will launch a new product on Monday called “Friend Connect,” which will be a set of APIs for Open Social participants to pull profile information from social networks into third party websites.
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