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Nov
21

Nuffnang, a Malaysia start up online advertisement community launches it operations in Australia after their recent expand to Philippines!
Nuffnang Australia Pty Ltd is a joint venture between the Nuffnang Group and Tomeel Pty Ltd, an Australian company forged by 2 experienced digital marketers with more than 40 years of experience between them. Martyn Thomas, and David Lee. Martyn is the founder of Frank Media, a leading creative communications company, with specializations in digital media and strategy. David was the lead digital strategist for Frank Media, and previously worked at agencies like mindshare.
If you’re Australia blogger, apply Nuffnang account for free and start earn some AUD from your blog!
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Nov
19

Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo and CEO since June 2007, is stepping down from the Chief Executive Officer position as soon as Yahoo find suitable person replace his position. Jerry Yang will be staying in the role of “Chief Yahoo” and maintaining a seat on the company’s board of directors.
In a statement released by Yahoo’s company Chairman Roy Bostock says: “Jerry and the Board have had an ongoing dialogue about succession timing, and we all agree that now is the right time to make the transition to a new CEO who can take the company to the next level. We are deeply grateful to Jerry for his many contributions as CEO over the past 18 months, and we are pleased that he plans to stay actively involved at Yahoo! as a key executive and member of the Board.”
After Yahoo rejecting Microsoft’s offer to acquire the company for $31/share earlier this year, Yahoo has slipped all the way to a recent low of $10.32 amidst its own internal problems and the broader economic slowdown, market believe this could be strong reason why Jerry Yang decide to leave the CEO position.
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Nov
11

This 6th and 7th December, there will be a new revolution in Johor Bahru - the South Corridor of Malaysia.
The communities of Bloggers, Geeks and Entrepreneurs have come together. They will be having their very first BarCampJB. Thanks for Cheryl Goh invitation, i will give a 30 minutes talk on the first day 6th December, 15:30 to 16:00, right after James Yeang (friedbeef.com) session. This is my very first talk in public with the name of blogger and will share my topic of “How to Utilize Online Social Networking to Built Your Blog Reader and Grow Your Business!”
For those who are new, BarCamp is a Free admission unconference event for sharing and learning that is organized all over the world by volunteers. It is an open platform where every one attends, volunteers to help out in the event one way or another. Participants either create sessions, help out in the organizing, spread the message of barcamp or be an active participant in the sessions. In short, this it a Web2.0 in a form of an event.
Note : I will also live moblog the event, if you love to learn the latest update, please subscribe to my feed or email updates for free.

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Nov
7

Startup Camp KL 08 is going to be the largest Free unconference for entrepreneurs and startups in Malaysia. Over 300 entrepreneurs from all walks of life and sectors are expected to congregate in two full days of ideas exchange and making connections. Startup Camp is held in conjunction with the Global Entrepreneurship Week and it will be on the only National Level GEW event. It will be on 22nd and 23rd November.
Being an unconference, this event is organized by participants for participants. There will be no keynotes address, no special guest and no long boring lectures. It will be jam packed with new ideas and opportunities. If this is your first time attending an unconference, be prepared, for this is an ultra casual event.

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Nov
6

Facebook had introduce new gift credits system. Other than Facebook’s advertising business, Facebook also been selling millions of gifts annually to it users via the Facebook payment system. Previously, virtual gifts cost $1 per gift and now Facebook had announced that the system would change to a credit based system. Gifts will cost 100 credits based on current system. This moved will help facebook to manage accounts in different currencies.
The Facebook gift shop offers nearly 400 gifts, ranging from digital flowers to online depictions of Frisbees and birthday balloons. With the new system of credits, gifts that were previously listed at $1 apiece will now sell for 100 credits. The change is automatic and doesn’t require any actions to keep participating. One hundred credits can be bought for $1 and facebook making this change without raising or lowering prices on existing gifts.
If you currently have unused prepaid gifts from before, it will be converted each one into 100 gift credits.
via [facebook blog]
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Oct
30
OpenX had announced the launch of OpenX Hosted for free to publishers allow serving up to 25 million ad impressions per month and created professional and enterprise packages to give big publishers the additional service and support they need to manage their businesses. Now web publishers everywhere can sign up to use the hosted version of the OpenX Ad Server.

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Oct
25

One of the UK’s largest newspapers - Guardian.co.uk is offering its content in full-text RSS feeds. This remark the Guardian in turn becomes the first major newspaper in the world to do so.
They’ve applied the new full content feeds across the entire web site, but there are some exceptions:
1) Guardian don’t always include cartoons, images and some of the other in-article elements that appear with articles on guardian.co.uk
2) If they have any doubts about rights to publish the full text of an article in this context, it will just show a summary and a link to the main guardian.co.uk site where you can read the full version.
Advertising will soon appear within each Guardian full content feed item. Ads won’t appear in the items which we display only as summaries.
Newspapers have only offered partial feeds primarily because they can’t make much money in RSS advertising compare to selling conventional banner, text, and overlay ads on websites. Partial feed which only offers a headline and brief summary era seems like going to end soon.
via [guardian blog]
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Oct
22

Muxlim is an online community that fosters a friendly environment where users can enjoy fun, compelling and easy-to-use social media services. Their vision is to connect the world’s Muslim communities to each other, and to the wider world, through shared online experiences, to enhance their Muslim lifestyle and enjoy a friendly social experience.
