Finding Free Images with Flickr
December 13, 2006 | In photography | No CommentsFlickr Trick: Finding Free-to-Use Images details the steps to take to find Creative Commons licensed photos.
To find these photos on Flickr, go to Flickr’s advanced search page and enter your search criteria. Scroll down to the bottom of the search page and check the box that says “Only search within Creative Commons-licensed photos.” If your site is monetized by ads (even just Google Adsense), subscription access (even just for archives), or other means, then you probably want to play it ultra-safe and also check the “Find content to use commercially” box as well. Also, if you plan to crop, montage, or otherwise manipulate or remix found images, check the “Find content to modify, adapt, or build upon” box.
Best Selling Toy
December 12, 2006 | In general | No Comments
Two months ago I posted about the most in demand toy of the season. They are sold out in many areas, however there is still time to get a Tickle Me TMX ELMO.
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Files Forever
December 9, 2006 | In web apps, video | No CommentsFiles Forever is the brand new online file archiving, sharing, selling service from DreamHost. With Files Forever, every file you upload is stored by DreamHost forever, with no recurring cost! You are able to download your files as many times as you’d like, forever. You are able to send your files to your friends and family to download, forever. You are even able to sell your files to the public (videos, books, etc) and DreamHost will handle all the payment processing for you, forever!
It is only $2.50/GB to store your files forever. This is a one time fee .. it is not per month! Currently available only to DreamHost customers.
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Top Ten Ways To Contact Google
December 7, 2006 | In search engines | No CommentsBarry Schwartz lists a few tonque-in-cheek suggestions as well.
- Go to Google Webmaster Help at Google Groups and call out Adam Lasnik’s name
- Sign up at Webmaster Central and use the forms there to contact Google (they will trust you more)
- Come to a search conference and speak to a search rep, often it is better to talk to a less well known search rep, they are more likely to be frank with you and they may have less on their plate
- Post a question at WebmasterWorld or Search Engine Watch Forums or sometimes DigitalPoint Forums
- Become friends with someone who is already in contact with search reps
- Try emailing Google (but that may get you no where)
Read the rest of the list Best Way To Contact Google?
Feeds for New Releases
December 1, 2006 | In feeds | No Comments
Books New Releases
DVDs New Releases
Music New Releases
Games New Releases
If this is all new to you read What is RSS?
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