Manuel Viloria is your friendly multimedia internet publishing coach who helps your web site attract more visitors.
I wonder what's been going lately with PLDT myDSL. Some sites are not accessible (even if DownForEveryoneOrJustMe.com says those sites are up), and it takes quite a while for other sites to even appear on my browser.
Fortunately, blogs hosted in Posterous.com load pretty quickly.If you're trying to reach PLDT myDSL subscribers, it makes sense to publish online via Posterous.I saw Clementine's Posterous site at http://reflectionof.me/ and had forgotten about the ability to use domain names here in Posterous (see Setting Up Custom Domains). For branding purposes, I wonder if it will be better to register a completely new domain name, or to create a subdomain off an existing/old domain name.
In the case of Clementine, that's a full domain name and not a subdomain (i.e., http://posterous.reflectionof.me)
Since I already have manuelviloria.com, should I create posterous.manuelviloria.com or just stick with the existing manuelviloria.posterous.com? Ah, we'll see...
Guy Kawasaki has HolyKaw.com ("For everything that's slightly less than a blog post but slightly more than a tweet.")
It is quite tempting... I'll probably wait for the Premium version, though. It's so hard to invest time in a free blogging service, and then have all that content disappear if something happens to that free service's business model in the future.
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Typhoon Emong has reached northern Philippines, and the rains are being dumped all the way here in Metro Manila. Plus, I heard that Manny Pacquiao will be arriving early tomorrow morning in spite of the DOH's request that he postpone his return to Manila to Tuesday next week.
Apparently, Manny Pacquiao and company went to LA after the Pacquiao-Hatton boxing bout. And given the reports of the first human-to-human transmission of H1N1 (swine flu) case in LA, it would've been more prudent to wait around 5 days.
Anyway, here's hoping everyone stays healthy...
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I'm trying the Posterous + Twitter combination. Will this work? Can we place photos in tweets?
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Let's see how Posterous handles videos embedded via typed HTML codes in
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Posterous is using what appears to be a lightbox script, so I'm testing how it handles photos that are larger than 500 pixels wide.
Here are 800 pixel-wide images of a tambourine and some rubber bands. The images below are 500 pixels wide. Please click on them to see the lightbox effect (or greybox), as the larger versions are displayed. Press the [Esc] key to get back to the post.
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