Great Blogger Outage of 2007! AskTheAdmin is Down – So you are probably not...

Google's Blogger/Blogspot is down for the count. Ask the admin is there to make sure everyone stays informed, considering all of Blogger's status blogs are down as well

Hide that Navigation Bar of Blogspot Blog

I never felt the need of navigation bar which always get appear with all the blogspot blog. Finally I found some cool ways (say hacks) to hide this nav bar from any blogspot blog by just adding few CSS line.

Google's Blogspot Contains 75% Spam

75% of blogs on Google's blogspot.com are spam - this was the conclusion of a survey conducted by the WebmasterWorld. It showed that some of the top sites providing free space for bloggers are sometimes exclusively spam.

Blogger Beta

"So I tried to set up my blog under the New Blogger Beta and everytime I do I can't get in. So WTF is the problem. Well communications of course because nowhere does Blogger tell me this little vital piece of information....."

Speed up Firefox!

Browse the web faster. What does FireTune do? According to your specific computer speed and internet connection speed, FireTune will optimize several internal settings of Firefox for better performance. FireTune does NOT modify the Firefox executable, or any other Firefox...

You Can't Read This In India

"Some ISPs overcautiously blocked entire domains such as Google’s www.blogspot.com rather than the sub-domains that they had been instructed to block, Maheshwari said. Indian bloggers were thus denied access to a large number of blogs on these and other domains, he added."

Circumventing Blog Blocking

"Is your blog blocked in India, Pakistan, Iran or China?   If Yes then you can still access your blog anytime using inblogs free Blog Gateway."

Skype to be banned too?

"BlogSpot isn’t the only one to fall. According to this article in the Hindu BusinessLine, The ISP Association of India is urging DoT to ban Skype and related voice messengers:"

Indian Web users decry the "gag" on blogs

"Throughout Monday, angry customers of almost all major Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the country exchanged mails and flooded user group sites with postings to report that blogs, created using the free space provided by Web services like Geocities, Typepad and Blogspot...