Yep, another case of your hard-earned tax dollars being put to good use.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) just announced that the agency is going to fine bloggers up to $11,000 if a blogger posts a review, endorsement, etc. without disclosing the fact that he/she was compensated to do so. The FTC hasn't updated this [...] Continue reading →

I love music. Always have. Music has enriched my life in many ways, and has helped me get through some very tough times.My taste is very eclectic. I like everything from jazz to classical to disco and funk.I love sharing music too, especially with my six-year-old daughter. I am extremely [...] Continue reading →

Most readers of this blog have, at some time or the other, indulged in a bit of domain speculation. And what better way to pass the time on a warm summer afternoon than speculating on the value of our portfolios and the riches awaiting us on disposal?But how do you value a domain?With physical assets [...] Continue reading →

Don't you just love it when you get a nice (I define nice as more than $100) and unexpected class action settlement check in the mail? Happens to me every once in a while. Got one the other day. $123.80. Not huge, but during a deep recession like the one we're [...] Continue reading →

The latest domain name discount coupon code from the good folks at www.GoDaddy.com is gdr0607pl, which can get you a very generous 30% off dot-COM, dot-NET, dot-ORG and dot-BIZ domain names. This is a very hot coupon, not only because 30% off is a substantial discount, but also because this coupon will work [...] Continue reading →

99.9% of my many domain names are registered at www.GoDaddy.com. Why? Because, for domain names, GoDaddy's prices simply can't be beat. Moreover, their website is fast, intuitive and virtually error-free.Every once in a while, GoDaddy distributes a coupon code to generate sales. Usually these codes have a minimum purchase amount [...] Continue reading →

It's great when a person or a company gets their just deserts.I recently read a Huffington Post story about how Aaron Greenspan (not to be confused with the former Fed boss) sued Google in small claims court and won. Google "disabled" his AdSense account with no explanation and no recourse. Greenspan sued and [...] Continue reading →