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Google has brought together concepts from Google Search with Google Calendar to create Smart Rescheduler. This is now a brand new function in Google Calendar Labs. Using Smart Rescheduler will help you find alternate times for meetings you need to reschedule. Google Calendar searches through the Calendars of other meeting ...

In 2007 I launched a program called Blog Mastermind, which as far as I could tell at the time, was the first blog training program created by someone who had a profitable blog. Of course there were many other bloggers out there at the time who made money blogging – many ...

Google has added a world of new design possibilities to Blogger. If you have a Blog and you are using Blogger to publish it, you are no longer bound to some set styles. Instead, you can create a virtually unlimited number of different designs for your Blog. Google made a ...

Recently Google added three more gadgets to labs in Google Calendar. These include event flair, gentle reminders, and automatically decline events. Here is a list of the 5 coolest (and most useful) Google Calendar labs. To enable any of these gadgets, you have to visit Google Calendar Labs. Select “enable” next ...

1985: Symbolics, a Massachusetts computer company, registers symbolics.com, the internet’s first domain name. The market for these unique addresses would not heat up for years, but this click heard ’round the world would eventually provide just about anyone a place in cyberspace to call their own. Owning your own domain is ...

Google Maps added a cool new feature just in time for summer: you can now get directions for bike trips around US cities. Unfortunately, this feature has yet to come to Canada, but once it does I’ll be an avid user. The coolest part is that Google maps will show ...

I recently received this unsolicited email from Craig Shinney (slightly edited to protect identities) – I just wanted to write to tell you that about one year ago, I started getting into Internet marketing and experimenting with all sorts of different methods of the various types of blogs and tools ...

Don’t worry, Google Reader is not going to be replaced, but the Google Reader team did come up with a cool new feature. It’s called Google Reader Play and is an experiment in Google Labs. Google Reader Play is all about the visual experience. It uses the same technology as recommended ...

It was early 2006. I had been blogging for over a year and felt I had achieved something. My blog had recently surpassed 1,000 RSS subscribers (what is RSS), making it at the time the most popular website I had ever built. The income was solid – up to $2,000 a ...

2000: The Nasdaq hits 5,048.62, the high-water mark of the dot-com boom. It’s all downhill from here. See also: 10 Years After: A Look Back at the Dot-com Boom and Bust The boom is more accurately described as a bubble, since it rested largely on wild stock speculation and freewheeling venture-capital investment that ...

Rather than throw you head first into my very long sales page for the opening of Membership Site Mastermind, I’m going to show you just the video here on my blog, to help keep you on focus . This video was taken directly from my sales page, however it’s ...

Press play to begin streaming the audio or right click the text link and choose save as or save link. Download the MP3 [ 40 Minutes - 55 MB ] Dr Joanna Martin used to be a practicing medical doctor in Tasmania, then left that role to become an aspiring actor. Today ...

I’ve made some form of income from the Internet for the past ten years. That’s incredible for me to consider, as I look back over the years how for such a long time I felt very insecure about where my next paycheck was going to come from and whether there ...

Tyrone Shum has participated in both my Blog Mastermind and Membership Site Mastermind programs. He’s special because not only did he study the materials (which is rare enough!), he went on and has built himself a successful blog and last year launched a membership site too, so he’s a real ...

I’ve been debating for a while whether to publish this blog post because it’s a bit off topic and very self indulgent, however lots of people have been asking me questions about these two changes to my life, so I’ve decided why not tell you about them. Consider yourself warned, this ...

Over the weekend I attended Ed Dale’s 30DC Coming Home three day event in Melbourne. Ed Dale, if you don’t know him, is one of Australia’s most well known and likable Internet marketers, who adds a uniquely Australian flavour to the industry. Currently he is most well known as one ...

This is the fourth article in a series on Positive Change. My goal with this series is to give you the tools necessary to manifest positive change in your reality, or simply put, to get what you want and eliminate what you don’t want in your life. Before you read this ...

You may not know this about me (unless you follow me on Twitter where I tweet music video clips from time to time), but I’m a huge fan of the progressive and vocal trance scene. That’s dance music for the uninitiated, although the genre of dance is massive in terms ...

Chris Crowe is a friend in Brisbane who specializes in coaching people to create loving relationships, with a focus on the importance on polarity between partners. We were talking recently about relationships and business. Chris noted the importance of your relationship with your partner and how much it impacts your ...

Is Google Buzz too much chatter for your liking? A lot of people with crowded Gmail inboxes are not too excited about the added posts on Google Buzz, and would rather part with this feature altogether. Google Buzz, although automatically added to your account, is not a mandatory side effect of loving ...