| Today the entire online world is supposed to celebrate the blog day – the holiday that is celebrated on August 31 every year. For the first time the day was celebrated in 2005 and it falls on the last day of summer because binary inscription of the word “blog” is exactly 3108 (at least according [...] |
Archive for August, 2009
Blog Day Today: What Real Bloggers Never Tell the World Truth about
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on August 31, 2009
Online Advertising Stronger in the Recession in Russia
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on August 27, 2009
| I don’t have exact figures right now but as far as I remember after reading it somewhere, Russia is one of the countries influenced by the world recession the most. In fact, I don’t think I know anyone among my friends or family who was not damaged in any way. Even those of Russian citizens [...] |
Some Things Web Companies Do When They Have Nothing on the Road Map
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on August 26, 2009
| The vast majority of web startups I have witnessed launch and grow over the years blogging here at Profy have huge plans for the future and road maps that seem to be so lengthy that no one ever knows if their plans for the future can ever be fully accomplished – including the startups themselves. [...] |
Do Web Publishers Deserve Control over Their Ads?
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on August 21, 2009
| If you are a web publisher or a blogger who uses ads for monetization, I am quite certain that you have heard some complaint at least once about your ads. Most frequently our visitors complain about the mere existence of such ads because the majority of web surfers simply hate them. But sometimes we also [...] |
60 Thousand Russian Teachers Will Learn Linux by the End of 2009
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on August 20, 2009
| I’ve already mentioned here a few times the attention that Russian authorities pay to open-source software. In fact, here reliance on commercial software in all the fields of life is considered something of a national vulnerability where one non-local company can easily influence the future of the entire nation where everyone – from a school [...] |
Study Shows People Are More Than Happy with Google
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on August 18, 2009
| When it comes to technology products, there are often situations when people are very upset with the products they use or try to use. Reasons can vary from lack of experience or knowledge to overall lack of usability of the product. But no matter whose fault it actually is, users rarely want to admit that [...] |
Google Is a Religion and All Online Businesses are Faithful
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on August 14, 2009
| Guest post by Elliot Cohen, CEO of TripCart.com It is quite obvious that in the online world Google has become a true religion with so many worshippers that it is amazing. I am thinking of this from the side of the web business who wants to find favor in the eyes of God (the search [...] |
Surefire Way to Lose $150k in Advertising Revenue? Redesign Your Website.
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on August 13, 2009
| Of course you will only get the chance of losing that kind of revenue if you actually make anything close to that. As for me, no redesign will help me lose that much money because Profy is far from there in terms of the overall revenue so I will hardly get a chance of losing [...] |
One Third of All Twitter Users Have Never Tweeted in Their Lives
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on August 12, 2009
| I will not ask if you have Twitter account because my experience shows that there is hardly any person in the Profy audience who still manages to avoid the growing popularity of the microblogging tool. Also I will not ask how frequently you tweet because this question seems to be too personal to me. In [...] |
Now We Know Facebook Liked FriendFeed a Lot but What about the Users?
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on August 11, 2009
| So yesterday we heard the big news about Facebook acquiring FriendFeed. We have quickly remembered certain hints that should have demonstrated us there was the possibility long ago but the deal was obviously a surprise for the tech crowd and the blogosphere and everyone has been discussing the deal from every possible perspective but of [...] |



