AOL is among the first to let users opt out of online advertisements that are shown to users based on their cookies. In what appears to be an effort to appease privacy advocate groups, AOL will let site visitors choose to opt out of cookies-based targeted ads. The opt out technology, which was [...] More: continued here

MoFuse, the service for converting your website into a mobile site, is launching its public beta in a couple of days. We first mentioned MoFuse here, when the company launched its private beta. It’s since gained about 1,000 registered users, serving up about 30,000 mobile page views each week. With MoFuse, there [...] More: continued here

Feedburner has a new unannounced functionality for the users of the system. My personal feeds keep dipping in and out of the acceptable range that Feedburner determines is worth it to them for monetization, so I’m going off of screen shots our tipster has graciously provided for us.It would appear, for those that qualify, [...] More: continued here

You’ve probably seen a lot of similar screenshots that have been nicked and posted elsewhere today showing functionality of Ning with OpenSocial, but today, Ning also put forth a narrated screencast, showing some of the versatility of Google’s OpenSocial presently in use at their system.The screencast shows the OpenSocial-enabled web applications being tested and readied [...] More: continued here

The Blog World and New Media Expo in Las Vegas is approaching fast. Whether blogging is just a hobby or you’re a professional blogger (full time and part time) this is the place to be. With 1500 visitors and 87 exhibitors already confirmed, it promises to be a great event. If you can make it, here’s some [...] More: continued here