It’s been far too long and I’ve been meaning to write an update post for the past week. You may recall that I wrote a short news story regarding Google Japan and their use of the pay-per-post service Cyberbuzz.
Basically, to give you the Reader’s Digest version (is that only a Canadian saying?), I was upset [...]

How do you know your startup is striking fear into the competition? It’s simple – You get a hostile letter accusing you of making false statement regarding the number of your new users. This is exactly what has happened to financial software startup Mint.com.
Inuit, the owner of Quicken Online, has sent a letter to the CEO of Mint.com, [...]

It would appear that Google Japan is ready to stoop to new lows in order to beat out their rival Yahoo! In fact, so low that they’re willing to pay internet marketing company Cyberbuzz to post good reviews of their new keyword widget. Seems fitting that this news is coming out just one day after [...]

I think it’s safe to say that Dilbert is one of the best strip comics of the past few decades. On my list, it’s right up there beside Calvin & Hobbes and Far Side. And Scott Adams has hit gold once again. The pointy-haired boss from Dilbert attempts to explain how to manage your online [...]

For anyone a little lost by the title, reddit is a social news site. Which means that one user posts content, which is then voted and commented on by other users. This voting causes some content to be displayed more prominently on the front page. Anyone who is a regular will probably agree with me [...]