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Today, Bubblews rolled out its highly anticipated update. The change is radical even if only judged by

Bubblews claims to share the ad money it receives on a 50/50 basis with its users. However,

This is for all potato lovers. If you could only eat one more serving of potatoes, how

On May 18, 2010 Yahoo purchased Associated Content. Right from the get go, because of a botched

On July 3, 2014 Yahoo! announced that it was debarking its Voices.Yahoo.com publishing platform. Ironically, Yahoo! delivered

This is a tribute to my forty three bubbles that vanished from my account with no explanation

Is there a new bug on Bubblews? I was away from my computer for awhile today. When

On January 24, 2011, I wrote Google and Y!CN: Friends or Foes. It was written in response

When entire domains are restricted from future search queries, it poses potentially serious problems for the individual

Matt Cutts, Principal Engineer at Google posted Google-Search-and Search-Engine-Spam on the Official Google Blog. The major thrust

March 2, 2010 marked the day that the original Associated Content published two million pieces of Content

Not all Associated Content Contributors visit the AC forum or are on Twitter. Therefore in case you

This article calls for senior officials from Yahoo! and Associated Content to either separately or collectively produce

I am pleased to announce that it appears that Yahoo! owned up to the communicative gaffes of

On May 19, 2010 I published: Associated Content Served Yahoo Style. Shortly thereafter, Darnell Witt one of

On May 18, 2010 Yahoo! titled its official press release: Yahoo! to Acquire Associated Content. Luke Beatty

According to the AC company blog, March 1, 2010 marked the day that Associated Content hit two

Dear Mr. Beatty, Thank you for taking your written word to cyberspace and sharing the big news

Many people are familiar with the word sequence “One, Two Buckle My Shoe.” It is the title

Back on May 1, 2013 Bubblewer Donald Pennington wrote: “The strangest ad I have ever seen.” Interestingly,