Tips to Get More Video Viewers

Videos have become a very dominant tool in communicating with readers and the public. It is also not costly to produce. But the problem occurs once you upload it on your website. You do not just display the video in your homepage; you should also consider the other elements involved. It is not about SEO and how to get people to your website. This article will give you tips on how to make people click on the “play” link once they arrive on your website.

The following tips are the best practices gathered through the years. These calls to view techniques will hopefully benefit your site conversion: … Continue Reading

Blogging – How Often do I Post?

Many bloggers, especially new bloggers wonder how often they should post on their blog. Do they post at a furious pace until their fingers bleed? Do they post only when the spirit moves them? The answer is somewhere in between.

Bloggers need to have a general idea of how often they plan to post. Consistency is more important than volume when it comes to posting. If you start off with great passion and post 5 or 10 postings every day for a month then suddenly lose steam your followers will recognize this and wonder if you are losing interest in your own blog. If you lose interest so will they. … Continue Reading

Do Trademarks Always Trump Domain Names? Not always.

Online start-ups are faced with the daunting task of selecting a domain name that will withstand legal challenges.

There’s a general belief among online start-ups that a trademark owner will always trump a domain name registrant with the same or confusingly similar domain name. That’s not always the result… as two recent 2010 UDRP decisions point out.

The UDRP

What is the UDRP, and why is it important?

The UDRP acronym stands for the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy. The UDRP is a set of procedures and rules that are supposed to help determine who should prevail in a dispute over domain name ownership. … Continue Reading

BlackBerry Torch: only 150,000 sold?

The BlackBerry Torch shifted just 150,000 units over the weekend in the US. That’s the word from analysts at RNC Capital Markets and Stifel Nicolaus, suggesting the touchscreen QWERTY slider hasn’t been a hit with Stateside gadget fans.

The numbers come just a day after network AT&T slashed the price of the phone, creating a raft of rumours about the phone’s sales. It seems now that the gossip was bang on-the-money.

RIM has yet to respond to the claims. Considering the iPhone 4 sold 1.7 million during its first three days, the Canadian mobile maker will doubtless be livid that its new blower and BlackBerry OS6 have failed to catch on. … Continue Reading

PS3 160GB and 320GB models official

Chatter about new PS3s packing bulkier hard drives has been kicking around for weeks. And now Sony has used the Gamescom bash in Germany to confirm two new systems.

First up, there’s a new 160GB effort which will be sold on its own, minus any games or bundled goodies. It’s due to land in October for €299, with Sony yet to hand over an UK pricing on its official blog.

But it’s the 320GB PS3 that’s really turned heads. This new top-end effort will come with one PlayStation Move controller as part of a Sports Champions bundle and is due to hit European shelves the same days Move. That’s 15 September. It’ll cost €349, with UK pricing still to b confirmed.

Link: PlayStation Blog

Posted by Joe Minihane