After some time, I finally had made up my mind. The blogsphere has taken up much share of the commercial world. Too many blogs providing various and multiple information on products and technology. In most time, we don't know whether the information appeared to be true or false.
Undeniable that it has become part and parcel of the blogsphere to do something related to the commercial side of it. So am i. With the choices I have, I ended up with adsense and nothing but adsense. I used to dislike and avoiding PayPerPost. However, the time has come. Resistance is futile. This means that soon, once I getting the approval the PPP will come. Yes, indeed.
While “ranters” are easy to detect and dismiss, bloggers with a bit of self-control can be very effective at spreading false information and even doing the bidding of hidden others.
My guess is that we’ll all have reason to “filter” what we read in blogs and perhaps my recent experiences will help you catch “the bad ones.”
The unofficially official blogger. Many companies offer their employees a public blogging platform often under the company domain name. The issue here is that you have a writer who appears to speak in the name of the company – even though said company has a “fine print” disclaimer saying “the opinions expressed here are their own…”
Taken from NetworkWorld
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