Yahoo Shortcuts automatically finds and underlines interesting items in articles and provides additional information via a pop up window (Yahoo Shortcuts also refers to shortcuts in Yahoo Search for common things like travel search). “People, places, organizations, and other things of interest are underlined,” says the FAQ. One blogger is pointing out, though, that the tool [...]

i just happened to scan my guestbook. voila ! an unanswered request. :) here ya go. a soo looong overdue tag. my bad. Tagged by lizzie girl. Share 8 things that your readers don’t know about you. Then at the end you tag 8 other bloggers to keep the fun going. – Each blogger must post these rules fir ...

What's it like to have mixed emotions. OMG. Zzz! Somehow I've got this impression that LJ's for emo-elmo sort of posts leh! Haha! Maybe I can consider shifting to LJ too! But argh cannot! I made a promise to Gigi that I'll stick with Blogger 1314! Haha! LOL! Yay, I love blogger! Blogger gives me a c ...

I’m very curious on how Wordpress makes money, basically they let users create their blogs for free. They can put up some advertisement if they wanted to. The money goes to the blogger, not to the Wordpress owners. ...

"We talk to Paul Kedrosky, chair of our Money:Tech conference and an influential blogger on the topic (as well as others), about why some on Wall Street hate Web 2.0 -- and what Web 2.0 can do to infiltrate Wall Street nonetheless."

We talk to Paul Kedrosky, chair of our Money:Tech conference and an influential blogger on the topic (as well as others), about why some on Wall Street hate Web 2.0 -- and what Web 2.0 can do to infiltrate Wall Street nonetheless. ...

Blogger Tim Newman has a great comprehensive post about the staggering investment figures, often fudged and bandied about by state officials, that are required for Russia's energy sector to get production online at current and new ...

Courtesy of fellow blogger and technology entrepreneur, I am reprinting " Valuation is the Heart of the Matter" by Peter Schwartz (founder and president of Knowledge Mosaic). << Business and financial regulation in the United States builds upon two worthy traditions - self-regulation and self-disclo ...

On April 7, 2008, this blogger wrote about unhappy pension campers, seeking to rid troubled companies of certain board members. (See " Three Public Pension Plans Say No Thanks.") At the time, the general consensus seemed to be "good luck but don't count on being able to oust anyone" in part because ...

Hooray! I guess I m now a professional writer, if that means that one is receiving money for their writing. A while back, another blogger led me to a sight that offered pay for writing