Posts tagged with:online

Facebook’s like could be the next bookmark manager. Save and tag and could be the replacement for del.icio.us.

Imagine all the duplicate videos from youtube removed. All the sites that are just reblogging the information from TechCrunch and AllThingsD without adding any value or opinion. All the duplicate images from blogger.com removed. The web is getting bigger, but not getting any better.

You nkow all about the war. Everybody does. So, my point is simple: Google created some random queries with bogus results and feed them to Microsoft via it’s toolbar. Google » bogus results. Google » handpicked results. Google just admited it fixes search results. Simple.  Of course, not all the time. Of course, never, they […]

I don’t like facebook very much, so i banned some of their buttons from loadind using AdBlock. So, i am on this site, and it does not load, because the buttons are on the upper right corner of the website, loading first. Remember when Facebook had some problems and buttons were keeping the site from […]

Remember when chain letters flooded yahoo instant messenger, announcing yahoo will shut down if you don’t send the message to everybody on your list? It was popular in  Romania up until 2007 or so. Now, reading about Facebook shutting down because Zuckerberg can’t take it anymore is hilarious. Only a retard can believe such a […]

Four years ago, Razvan Varabiescu, head of an online agency, contacted me for an advertising campaign on blogs. I chose some of the blogs i thought fit for the job and ran the first advertising campaign on Romanian blogs. After that, i stayed in touch with the other bloggers and started to ran campaigns on […]

Look at how Michael Arrington worked for 5 years, until TechCrunch became a hit.

Reading this left me with a strange feeling. I knew the same idea was being implemented by a romanian company under the name AdCaptcher for some time. Could it be the same company? I asked around, and it turns out it isn’t. It’s just the same idea made public by an american company.

I am a bit dissapointed by the technology around me. I was expecting a little bit more out of the gadgets i own. my car cd-player broke down, after bumping in a hole in the road. roads in Romania are faulty and my cd-player jumps every time i find a rough spot in the road. […]

There’s no such thing as bad publicity, a saying goes. But it’s not really that true. If someone smarter and better at what you do says it, chances are it is true. And chances are people will remember you as a retard over the years, just because one guy said it.