A Taste Of What’s To Come. Where Steve Rubel completely trashes the idea of character blogs, Rok Hrastnik embraces them…

What a dilemma – six invitations to sign up to Yahoo 360, the new social networking offering from Yahoo that launched in beta earlier this week. Which do I choose? So as not to offend anyone, I’ve accepted the first one I received based on the email date/time stamp.

Oh, the Register is picking on me and other bloggers here at the SXSW show: “Scoble seems to scoot around the country …

Will you join with me and other PR bloggers in a grassroots blogging campaign to help raise the perception of the public relations industry …

A few weeks ago, I joined the Skype beta testing program for their planned voice messaging service. It is good.

Sid Yadav reveals the results of a survey he has been compiling for months now. More than 3500 participants shared their views on the search engines.

Kalyan was one of the early employees of Yahoo’s Software Development Center in Bangalore, India.

Charlene reveals some data from a Forrester report she recently completed on the loyalty (or fickleness) of search engine users.

MediaPost released some data about online travel searches and how only .47% of all online travel traffic is coming from the major travel search engines.

Interesting report from the BBC News website … “Screensaver tackles spam websites”.

On any given day, WebProNews content is discussed in the blogoshphere. What content are they linking to.

Those who watch their PageRank closely may be interested in this purely speculative concept from the fine folks at SEORoundtable – fractional PageRank.

Many HR managers believe that by sending their workers to participate in external training programs, they have fulfilled their responsibilities. This is not the best situation. In this article, I will be emphasizing on how to increase the interest-level of your employees who attend the training program taking into consideration that there is increasing cultural diversity and computer literacy in the workplace.

I just want to write and thank everyone at WebProNews for the great job of supplying current and interesting information. Besides web, computer, and business news I have found your contributing editors and their web sites to be first class.

Hello!

Again a really interesting newsletter. I’m a webdesigner in Austria and I mean we are always a few years behind the states. By the way: I couldn’t find out from your website from where you are. Lexington in UK or in Australia or US?

Hi Dragos,

I saw your article on devnewz.com. It’s an interesting one.