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[Andy Beard - Niche Marketing] Will The FTC Investigate Google & Matt Cutts For Paid Links? (updated): The switch by TLA to using TinyURL (not keen as they have been abused by too many users and just look kind of spammy imho) is very sudden and for some people it’s probably going to involve a lot of work. I’m also concerned because I’m already using redirects on links like this, largely for nothing more ominous than tracking purposes, but as you say, this now means a redirect to another redirect….

[ParisLemon] ParisLemon » On Trolls: I like to think someone would ananlyze similarities in troll comments - as I refuse to believe they are that diverse and write some script to put into site code that would filter a lot of the offending content out without human intervention. Stuff that fell outside set analytics would need human eyes to judge worthiness but that should be considerably less than the torrent of trolls currently infesting the net.

[Blog Maverick] Wanted - New TV Show Ideas « blog maverick: Secondly, I would consider the possibility that customers could be provided with TV-like, computer-monitor-like, objects that are cheaper than a TV or a computer monitor, that could hang on walls like paintings. Such TV-like objects would be cheaper and simpler than normal TVs/computer-monitors in that they would not be able to do things that TVs and computer monitors can do-yet still, they would be able to display depending on their cost, and based on customer choice re what still or video will display, hi-def still images and/or hi def video clips and or hi def full length video.

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