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If Microsoft has its way, you won’t be able to buy XP after June 30th, 2008. According to some sources, the public wishes otherwise.

Like all new operating systems, Windows Vista ushered in a new era of incompatibility for existing Windows users. In spite of this, Microsoft plans to start retiring Windows XP on June 30th. Some users, however, want to keep XP alive for years to come so that they can continue to work reliably and efficiently.

According to a Popular Science report, there’s a grassroots effort to force Microsoft to keep selling XP to customers in shrink-wrapped packages and to OEMs. What’s behind this movement? Just to clarify, it’s not really a “grassroots” movement. It’s actually being orchestrated by InfoWorld, an online news publication. Read the rest of this entry »

  Just got an interesting email from the management team at Yedda informing me that they had just been acquired by AOL. This is of particular interest to the ABC Article Directory, due to the fact that we were one of the early adopters of the Yedda Q&A system on our site. As a matter of fact, it is still listed on our home page as a new feature. Looks like we know how to pick winners. You can check out how it works by accessing any article on the ABC Article Directory and scrolling down to the end of the article, just past the resource box.

To quote from the email “Over 100M unique visitors a month are now going to be using the Yedda QnA platform, and power and enrich the QnA database our partners benefit from. Moreover, this huge community will now also be exposed to your website via the attribution of all questions originated from your site. “

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By: Karin Manning

We live in the information age, and there’s just no getting around it. Information and news happens every single day, and savvy site surfers will expect you to update your content regularly. In fact, they’d prefer you to do that daily, or even hourly. And yes-I mean 24/7 hours. However, everyone needs to sleep. This article will discuss how to create fresh and regular content for your adsense websites through really simple syndication.
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By: Tiva Kelly

When you follow some easy rules, writing articles for the Web can be easy. Experienced article writers know that the rules for writing online articles are different from the rules for writing print articles, and they’re rules you probably didn’t learn in your high school English class.

Draw Them In With Titles and Descriptions
For one thing, online articles contain two features that print articles typically don’t — description text and categories. The description text is a short teaser paragraph that gives readers a quick look at what your article is about. This is your chance to grab and hold their attention, so get creative! Promise them good, informative content, and get ready to deliver.
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By: Khemal Dole

Resell rights is a simple concept to understand. If you buy a product with resell rights, you are allowed to sell the product or distribute it once you have made your purchase. You may want to use the product as a free giveaway for new customers or you may want to start selling the product in order to generate more income for yourself.

No matter how you use the product, it is yours to distribute once you have paid for it. Master resell rights are slightly different from normal resell rights. With normal resell rights, you are allowed to sell or distribute the product once you have made a purchase.

Master resell rights allow you to sell the products and then allow your customers to continue to sell the products to family members, friends, and business associates. Normal resell rights do not allow for your customers to continue selling the products once you have made sales.
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