I have been looking at increasing my RSS subscriber numbers. Well While my search i stumbled on a few good articles. Well there were a few good article and a few that were quite misguiding. So i have compiled a list of articles that can help you get more readers/subscribers to your blog/site. But before you go through the points below. keep in mind ” Content Is King ” . You need to have good content posted on regular basis to expect results from the below practices.

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Orange and MySpace today announced a French advertising and content partnership to bring new audiences to both sites and to further develop the MySpace offer to advertisers.

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Lady Gaga is the most popular living person on Facebook. The singer shows up at Yankee Stadium, wearing a bikini and stockings.The singer on Friday reached 10 million fans and is now surpassed only by Michael Jackson.

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It is clear that Netflix is becoming a competitor to movie channels, which is good for studios because they now have someone new willing to pay good money for that content,” said Barton Crockett, analyst with Lazard Capital Markets.

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Can Google go face to face with Facebook? Can it somehow create a social network that will make real people, rather than engineers, leave at the click of a key? What might this nirvana network (and surely “nirvana” would be a far better name that the alleged “Google.Me”) look like?

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If Kevin Bacon had a Twitter account, he would most likely be within six degrees of separation from nearly everyone else on the site.Just as everyone in the world is thought to be connected to one another within six steps.

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Firefox is now available for Nokia’s Maemo platform. Starting today, Nokia N900 owners can enjoy many of the same Firefox features they know and love on the desktop on their mobile device.

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The coffee house chain Starbucks started offering free Wi-Fi on Thursday, so I went to go check out the new service. People logging into Starbucks located at the intersection of East 96th Street and Madison Avenue, were trying to log on to the Web with mixed results.

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The mobile applications just keep on coming.  eBay announced the eBay Fashion app for the Apple iPhone, delivering a personalized shopping experience where shoppers can browse, buy—and virtually “try on”—items from the world’s largest online selection of new, designer, branded and vintage merchandise—virtually anytime, anywhere.

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Tapulous struck gold with the music game “Tap Tap Revenue,” which was one of the early hits on Apple’s iPhone.Tapulous says it has more than 35 million users, and “Tap Tap Revenge” has been played more than 1 billion times. The company also makes games for the iPad.

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Google’s getting into the travel business: it announced plans to acquire ITA Software, a company that provides travel information to various Web sites, for $700 million.

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The last time the Sex.com was sold, it reportedly fetched somewhere between $11 to $14 million (the most-often reported number is $12 million). This, of course, was after a lengthy lawsuit between Gary Kremen – the man who registered the domain – and Stephen Cohen after Cohen fraudulently took control of the domain and used it to generate a huge amount of income for several years.

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Google Chrome’s great extensions that can help you use G! Chrome Like a pro. Considering the wonderful group of developers and development going on at google chrome team, we now have an amazing set of applications. They can all be found at chrome.google.com/extensions. Continue Reading

Last weekend, Spain won the 2010 World Cup. For the month leading up to the final, Googlers joined the world in cheering for their favorite teams. Around our campus, games were watched on computer screens and on cafe video screens. Code went unwritten. Emails went unanswered.
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Don’t believe what you’ve heard—the state of Windows gaming is still strong.Nine months after Windows 7 hit the market, Microsoft has rehabilitated its reputation on desktop PCs. The company has effectively banished memories of Vista’s poor performance. Still, PC game sales have been off this year, sometimes by more than a few percentage points, depending on the study.
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