So, who doesn’t want to make money? The internet has great scope for making money and here are a few ways you can do so.
Google Adsense
Everyone knows Adsense and a good number of people use it. Adsense is one of my favorite programs and serves as my primary sources of revenue. You can paid for [...]

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I love software. I make sure I track regular releases and have identified several sites that help me do so. Below is a list of seven file repositories and software directories that I use.
Freeware Files

As the name suggests, Freeware Files is the place to get completely free and open source software. You won’t find any [...]

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Ajay on June 17th, 2008

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Ever since I activate GPRS on my Nokia N73, I’ve kept myself busy hunting for various applications to install and run on my mobile.
The purpose has always been to keep me connected even when I am on the road.
After a good deal of testing and trying, I’ve zeroed in on a few must [...]

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FeedBlitz, a popular Blog to Email service has changed its Terms of Service which come into effect on August 19, 2007.
The two main changes to the terms of service are:

Lists with an active circulation of 5,000 or more must be on a FeedBlitz premium service (Pro, Turbo or Newsletter Edition).
Ads will be inserted into subscriber [...]

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Rishi on April 29th, 2007

If you have missed reading the Techtites Daily this week, below is a list of everything I covered this week.
Apr 23 - Money Making Monday: Get paid to surf

Apr 24 - Test drive the new Google design
Apr 24 - Tool Tuesday: Opimize your CSS with CleanCSS
Apr 26 - Tip Thursday: Shae your Feedburner feed [...]

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Twitter has became a big hit these days. People twitter a lot in a day. Now some Twitter fan people came up with TwitThis, a wonderful service which allows Twitter users to share Feedburner processed feeds. It helps adding a FeedFlare in the feeds which gives the option to a Twitter user to share that [...]

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Ajay on April 7th, 2007

IndiaNewsBox is a new Indian startup that aims at being a news aggregator to display news on a single page while preserving the segregation in news source.
Currently they offer news from the following categories:

National Headlines
International Headlines
Business
Sports -> Cricket
Technology News
Showbiz
Regional News -> Hindi
Regional News -> Kannada
Market News
Indian [...]

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Ajay on March 17th, 2007

Feeds have changed the way we read information on the web today. I am subscribed to approximately 200 feeds, most of which I “read” every single day.
To read feeds, you usually need a feed reader. But what if you want to share the feeds you read with the world. What if you want to display [...]

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Ajay on February 17th, 2007

Finally the pleas of thousands of publishers has been heard. Google Reader is now reporting feed subscribers.
Feedburner also reported the same. As a result of this my feed count out here at Techtites nearly doubled and crossed the 100 mark as of now.

My personal blog feed count has gone up by nearly 40% to 300 [...]

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Ajay on January 18th, 2007

Feedburner’s recent Headline Animator Update shows that they place good importance in this as a marketing tool for your blog. I don’t see why not.
The headline animator is a convenient and easy way to advertise your site.
The headline animator is a simple GIF image that rotates the latest posts from your RSS feed. This means [...]

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