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ProProfs is a provider of web-based learning tools, including flashcards, blogs, forums and social bookmarking. Today ProProfs is introducing a completely revamped tool for quizzes creation – Quiz School – with a totally new interface and a great number of new features. The company claims that it is bringing quizzes to a new level where [...] |
Archive for August, 2008
ProProfs Introduces New Quiz School as a YouTube for Quizzes
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on August 12, 2008
Russian Bloggers Are As Powerful As Russian Hackers
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on August 12, 2008
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Since both the blogosphere and the traditional media is abuzz today with the news about a cyberattack against Georgian official websites presumably organized by Russia (and I have already claimed that I believe the Russian hackers really did not need any special request to get started with the DDoS attack), I thought I’d mention another [...] |
Shapeways – 3D Modeling Startup for Us to Customize Products We Buy
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on August 12, 2008
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Today a do it yourself 3D-design and production startup Shapeways is launched out of Philips Lifestyle incubator. Shapeways Creator Engine allows you to design and modify the products and have them manufactured for you looking exactly the way you want them to look. The site owners claim that the interface does not even require any [...] |
Tools To Life Teaches Everyone the Basics of Green Living
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on August 12, 2008
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Tools To Life is a startup (launched in January 2007 and currently in beta 2.0 stage) that is intended to provide its users with tools for self-improvement in various areas of life. Members of the site are offered professional self-improvement programs and are also able to enjoy the support of the community that should help [...] |
I Don’t Believe in Organized Cyberattack against Georgian Sites, I Do Believe in Russian Hackers
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on August 11, 2008
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I’ve been thinking for a while if anyone will manage to bring the conflict between Russia and Georgia into technology field and I actually hoped that no one would since it is too complicated of a problem to be discussed by the technology blogosphere – after all, the only thing that actually matter is that [...] |
What Will You Choose for Your Child: Some Porn or a Video Game?
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on August 11, 2008
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Until this very moment I was absolutely sure that the majority of parents will choose video games for their children over porn or alcohol. But the results of a poll published by What They Play, a website aimed at educating parents what video games their children play, have just made me change my opinion. Yes, [...] |
MeriTalk Will Make the Next President Hear Your Opinion
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on August 11, 2008
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It is always easy to criticize, especially when it comes to politics. Unfortunately too many people prefer to criticize instead of actually doing something on their own. Today we are seeing a new initiative that is intended to let the new President know what direction we believe the new Administration should take. The political social [...] |
Open Salon Is Now Open and Poses a Lot of Questions (First Look)
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on August 11, 2008
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This morning a new initiative from Salon magazine debuts – it is called Open Salon and is based on a very peculiar idea to reward users that has made some bloggers doubt its future. Mathew Ingram reports today that for some time now the site has been building a hosted blogs network and recruited over [...] |
What Should Bloggers Use Instead of Alexa to Discuss Rates with Advertisers?
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on August 10, 2008
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There’s a very interesting post on CenterNetworks today full of righteous indignation against Alexa and the way it has recently lowered rankings for numerous blogs. In fact, I have noticed that myself for Profy but decided not to bother because we have never relied on Alexa to measure our traffic. The assumption is that Alexa [...] |
Bloggers Are Hard to Please and Hard to Pitch: Some Mistakes in Pitches from Startups
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on August 10, 2008
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I am sure that every blogger has a rather extensive list of his or her preferences about how they want to be pitched by startups looking for the blogosphere coverage. And from time to time we all discuss the most funny or atrocious cases right in our blogs – probably hoping that startups will finally [...] |



