OK so Mark Zuckerberg is unblockable on Facebook, here is why: Zuckerberg is unblockable because of an automated system that kicks in when too many people try to block one user.
This afternoon we received an e-mail from a Facebook spokesperson who revealed:
“This error isn’t specific to any one account. It’s generated when a person has [...]
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Why Zuckerberg can’t be blocked
Posted by melissa in August 25th 2010
10 fun takes on the Twitter Bird icon for your website, and they’re free!
Posted by melissa in August 4th 2010
Everyone loves Twitter’s little blue bird, unless of course you’re afraid of birds! Finding the right bird icon for your site can be a challenge!
Here are 10 fabulous freebie Twitter bird-themed icons, so click through to view, and be sure to check the terms of use for each set before you download. Although all are [...]
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eBay repairs glitch
Posted by melissa in November 23rd 2009
eBay Inc said on Sunday it had restored a search function on its website overnight after a glitch led to searches returning either limited or no results throughout the day.
The technical issue on eBay.com resulted from a surge in live listings as sellers ramped up for the holiday season, the global e-commerce and payments company [...]
Beware of bogus emails used to steal sensitive information
Posted by melissa in October 13th 2009
Bogus emails are currently doing the rounds that trick users into sharing personal details like their usernames, passwords or credit card details. You may have seen in the Chillies News that some of the sites that have been targeted include Google, Hotmail and Yahoo.
Here is an example of the type of email that you could receive:
From: Inna.Baranova@yai.org
Date: 10 October [...]
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Turkey bans MySpace and Last.fm
Posted by melissa in September 21st 2009
Turkey has banned MySpace and Last.fm because of music copyright violations.
It is believed the ban follows a move by a Turkish court in response to a case filed by Turkish Union of Music Producers (MÜYAP) in order to protect music rights, say reports.
According to a recent ComScore report, Turkey has 7th largest and most engaged [...]
Pay tribute to Michael Jackson on the “eternal moonwalk” website
Posted by melissa in July 8th 2009
LONDON - Following Michael Jackson’s memorial last night, which attracted a global audience of hundreds of millions, a Belgian agency has created an online “eternal moonwalk” to commemorate the king of pop.
Devised by group94, the website features a continuous stream of videos, submitted from all over the world, of fans mimicking Jackson’s famous moonwalk.
The [...]
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Jay Lenno triumphs over cybersquatters
Posted by melissa in July 2nd 2009
Comedian and talk show host Jay Leno has won a cybersquatting case against a Texas man found by a U.N. agency to have misused the domain name thejaylenoshow.com to direct Internet users to a real estate website.
In a ruling issued on Thursday, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) said Leno had common law trademark [...]
Study shows that even centenarians tweet
Posted by melissa in June 30th 2009
Celebrities and hip adults aren’t the only people flocking to Twitter, the social networking website. Even centenarians have learned to tweet.
Three percent of US centenarians questioned in a new survey said they use the service that allows users to send short text messages, or tweets, of up to 140 characters at least once a [...]
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