Archive for February, 2008

More Demotivator Posters!

Last week’s post was such a hit, I decided to post a few more for your viewing pleasure.. Check back next Friday for my next batch!

Blast From The Past..

An active Internet user since 1994, I still remember firing up Mosaic for the first time. Those were the days. Ugly websites with gaudy animated icons, flashing and scrolling text, under construction pages, sounds galore, and textured backgrounds! Do you remember how websites used to look? Here’s a blast from the past.. 10 years from [...]

Seller Boycott Fails To Impress eBay

As I mentioned last week, sellers decided to boycott eBay in response to the new fee structure, as well as the changes to the feedback system. Unfortunately, eBay is claiming that the boycott had no affect, even though an independant third-party saw a drop to 13.5 million listings at one point last week. Ultimately, they [...]

Affiliate Summit West – Day 2

I finally got a free moment to jump on the computer, so I figured I’d throw up a quick post! Of course, a quick scan of Google Blog Search showed me that every other blogger in the universe has already written about ASW.. That’s what I get for spending 12 hours at the craps table! [...]

NFL Gridiron Gab – Free Swag Sunday

NFL Gridiron Gab makes a bold statement, billing themselves as the definitive NFL football blog, but they’ve got the goods to back it up. Started back in August 2006, the blog has been well-received in the sports media world, and has been featured on SI.com, ESPN, USA Today, and NBC Blog Buzz, just to name [...]

Name The First CD You Ever Bought

I was listening to the 80′s station on Sirius this afternoon, and a song came on that brought me back to 1988, and the first CD I ever got. A local radio station was doing a drawing at the mall, and I was the lucky winner. I didn’t even own a CD player yet! Luckily, [...]

Boycott eBay

I’ve been a long-time eBay user, and I’m even an eBay affiliate.. But eBay’s latest policy and fee changes are unwarranted. The straw that broke the camel’s back was the new feedback system would allow buyers to leave negatives for sellers, while sellers can not do the same should a buyer deserve it. This threatens [...]