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Public domain repositories are goldmines of free available information. The
information found there can be freely used, rewritten to suit
yourself, broken into short articles or several ebooks or
published as is. Check the laws for your own country first.
You can find almost anything you need in the public domain, like
software, pictures, movies, plays, poetry, ebooks, music, artwork or
technical works to name a few. A Google search for “public Domain”
will fill your folders with more resources than you will ever need.
Here’s a few to get you started:
In the US:
•Project Gutenberg
•Project Bartleby
•Christian Classics Ethereal Library
In the United Kingdom:
•Free Classic Literature Library
•British Library Collection
•The Morgue File
•Virtual Library
•Newspaper Archives

Social bookmarking is having a huge impact on the way that information is being classified, categorized, stored and exchanged.

It is impossible to believe that in the future the impact will be even stronger. Web 1.0 was static but Web 2.0 is fluid. The face is ever changing.

The technology that social bookmarking is based upon is really rather simple…there isn’t anything complex about it. It is user friendly. The level of knowledge needed to gain huge benefits from social bookmarking is low.

People do not have to be computer gurus to make use of the technology at all. The technology is so simple and the system is so easy to use that it will continue to grow in popularity into the foreseeable future.

Because of this inevitable growth of social bookmarking and the easily used tagging of such things as multimedia files, it may well be just as inevitable that the design and function of databases themselves will also change drastically.

They may have to change just to be able to accommodate this new way of managing information.

Wondering why everyone is offering you a toolbar these days?  Now I’m offering you one too, so why the fuss for a toolbar?

It really makes my readers life easier as they don’t have to type in my URL each time they feel like to visit my blog.

It gives me a chance to serve my readers with a lot more content with a RSS button, which allows me to set unlimited RSS feeds for my readers to browse and read. I added some most famous Make Money Online and Internet Marketing blog feeds (including ProBlogger, JohnChow, Shoemoney…), so you get everything in one single spot.

It also gives my readers a bunch of services on the toolbar - Google search, local weather, radio, podcasts…

It is safe and secure, no virus no spyware.

Now, here is my toolbar, install it and have a go. If you think it’s great gadget, tell everyone about it.

These are two of the latest buzzes around. Chrome is Google’s first web browser that claimed to combine a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. It has got some cool features according to Google:

“One box for everything
Type in the address bar and get suggestions for both search and web pages.

    * New Tab page
    * Application shortcuts
    * Dynamic tabs
    * Crash control
    * Incognito mode
    * Safe browsing
    * Instant bookmarks
    * Importing settings
    * Simpler downloads

Thumbnails of your top sites
Access your favorite pages instantly with lightning speed from any new tab.

Shortcuts for your apps
Get desktop shortcuts to launch your favorite web applications. ”

The other buzz is the release of a new book named “Click Here To Order” by Internet marketing veteran Joel Comm. The book has got over 40 interviews with some highly successful Internet marketers, their stories and their experiences. Some very useful tips are promised to be delivered. With a price tag of $12, it will surely sell big. Google the book title to find the official web site.

These days, you don’t need much effort to find some good old free WordPress themes. Today I Found a really cool site with some nice and free WordPress themes, and also they are preparing for a big splash in the WordPress theme world, have a look at their words:

“Our next theme is going to rock the WordPress world. You haven’t seen anything like it. Imagine being able to customize every aspect of your theme without knowing a lick of PHP or CSS. Have you ever activated a widget only to find your sidebar under your post content? Not a problem for our new theme, just make the sidebar wider. Want to change between a narrow two column theme and a wide three column in a matter of seconds? Yup, it does that too. Change the entire color scheme and fonts? Takes about 10 seconds. This will be the last WordPress theme you’ll need. We’re in the testing phase now and it’s truly phenomenal. Keep checking back for updated release info!”

Sounds interesting? here is the link.

One of those who saw the results of the 2001 dot com bust as a ‘glass half full’ rather than a ‘glass half empty’ was a man by the name of Tim O’Reilly. O’Reilly (of O’Reilly Media) met with Dale Dougherty of Media Live International in 2004. Out of that meeting the term ‘Web 2.0’ was born.

The definition that Tim O’Reilly gave for Web 2.0 was: “Web 2.0 is the business revolution in the computer industry caused by the move to the internet as platform, and an attempt to understand the rules for success on that new platform.

Chief among those rules is this: Build applications that harness network effects to get better the more people use them.”

Web 2.0 can be viewed as an upgrade to the World Wide Web. It is still the web but it is a new and improved version of the web.

New technologies such as blogs, social bookmarking, wikis, podcasts and RSS feeds are just a few of the technologies that are helping to shape and direct Web 2.0.

The Web before the dot com crash is often referred to as Web 1.0 now but only since the coining of the term Web 2.0.

Some of the more obvious difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 are: DoubleClick replaced by Google AdSense, Britannica Online replaced by Wikipedia, Personal Web Pages replaced by Blogs, Bookmarks on PC  replaced by Social Bookmarks (Del.icio.us, Digg), Directories replaced by Tagging, and Discussion groups replaced by Social Networking Sites (Facebook, MySpace).

Audio and Video can be very useful in promoting your blog, and you don’t have to shoot your own video or record your own audio. You can do that, of course, if you want to and if you have the equipment and the know-how but you really don’t have to.

Google has videos that you can use. The link is right there on the Google search page. Recently Google purchased YouTube for a reported one point six billion dollars. You can find free videos there on almost any topic that you can imagine and likely a few topics that you would never imagine.

All you have to do is grab the videos, upload them to your YouTube account, use the tool provided by YouTube to change the background music and tag them. Then you just copy and paste the link to the video on your blog. That is pretty much it.

You can find videos on topics that are related to the topic of your website or your blog that will be of interest to your visitors and when visitors are watching videos they aren’t surfing away from your site.

Perhaps one of the main reasons so many people buy the iPhone is for the fact that it allows you to stay connected to the world in so many dynamic ways.  Instead of simply using the phone to connect with your friends, you can do so through text messaging and even e-mail.  However, one of the best ways to keep your online life moving, even when you’re on the move, is by using social networking sites.

Many of the popular social networking sites allow you to access their site through your cell phone, however, the quality of service that you will get through your cell phone isn’t always desirable.  One of the best social networking sites that you can control when you are on the move is Twitter.

Twitter is based off of a basic concept to keep friends and family connected, without having to use extensive steps to communicate with them.  When you own an iPhone, there are several tips that you can follow to keep your use of Twitter as seamless as possible.  Perhaps one of the easiest ways to stay connected with Twitter through your iPhone is through your SMS system, or through text messaging.  This is a very convenient way to keep updates about what you’re doing to all of your friends and family, and all it takes is typing a short message through your SMS screen and sending it to a specific number.  It is very easy to set this up on your iPhone, all you have to do is make sure you verify your phone number on Twitter’s website, and then you can start sending updates to the people who matter, no matter where you are.

Another great way to keep your Twitter site updated is through visiting their mobile website.  When you have an iPhone, you are probably going to be on the Internet more than you could possibly imagine.  Whether you are in a waiting room, sitting in class or on a bus, you will be checking your e-mail and other popular sites.  Of course, if you have a Twitter account, than you will want to update your status while killing time.

You can do this in a special website that was specifically designed to be used on your cell phone.  You will be able to update your account, view your friends account and do everything else that you normally would, but now, it’s on your cell phone.

The greatest aspect of the iPhone is the fact that it streamlines all forms of communication, whether it be through text messaging or with checking your e-mail, the iPhone will take any hassle out of communicating with the world around you.

Do you ever swamped by too many posts from some of your favorite blogs? Yes, information overload.  Ever think of how can I get all the popular posts from those blogs without taking your precious time searching  through the mountain of posts?

Just find out a service called AideRSS, where you type in your favorite blog url and it spits out all the posts from the blog with all the detailed stats. It also sort the posts out by popularity, so you can easily get top 20 posts from any of your favorite blogs.

For example, JohnChow.com is one of my favorite blog. I simply type in url and get the following report:

Cool, now I get all the popular posts with ease. As its slogan says: read what matters.

We have got a few video clips on social networking traffic, which will be posted here as several series. Today we post series 1 - LinkedIn Part 1 and Part 2.

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Part 2: