A recent post by myself, Micro-Market Shakeup, suggested that Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo was opportunistic and if the internet was controlled by two major players – Microsoft and Google – the future for publishers earning an income online may become...

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I remember reading a newspaper article recently about a man who was looking to rent a parking space in the busy town of London and simply couldn’t find anything. This attracted a lot of media attention, especially as we’re becoming...

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On January 1st 2008, I blogged about my goals for the year. One of these was to earn a minimum of $10 per day online profit and I thought I’d dedicate this post to discuss how I’m well on my...

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My weekend away was a unique experience and culture shock, both pleasant and amusing! Every year a few friends go away on holiday and Amsterdam has been their choice for the past 3 now. I’ve never joined them due to...

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I’m doing “Windmill Spotting” (lol!) in Amsterdam, I’ll be back on Sunday night so check back for a post on Monday! Take it easy…I...

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A lot of my family and friends often question why I’m always on the computer, what I am doing on the net, where does my money go etc etc. My parents used to interrogate me a little when I was...

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Since I’m a lovely guy, and **cough cough** I want to increase my backlinks, I have released a free wordpress theme and free proxy template. Check them out and let me know what you think? Releasing free themes is a great way...

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I’ve been keeping my latest announcement under wraps until I had added content and established the site. Introducing Ribbu.com The site, quite simply, is a picture blog that has a cool, funny, weird or crazy picture posted everyday, from architecture to...

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Lately I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about how I intend to earn enough online for it to become my full time job and main source of income. It has been something that I’ve calculated and re-calculated, considered and...

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In this volatile period where the credit crunch is affective us all and banks are less willing to lend, not so many companies are willing to launch hostile bids for others, even fewer at $44bn. So let’s kick this post...

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