If your website's full of assholes, it's your fault. We're twenty years in to this world wide web thing. Today, I myself celebrate twelve years of writing this blog. And yet those of us who love this medium, who've had our lives changed by the possibility of publishing our words to the world without having to ask permission, are constantly charged with defending this wonderful, expressive medium in a way that creators in every other discipline seldom find themselves obligated to do. Some of this is because the medium is new, of course. But in large part, it's because so many of the most visible, prominent, and popular places on the web are full of unkindness and hateful behavior. The examples are already part of pop culture mythology: We can post a harmless video of a child's birthday party and be treated to profoundly racist non-sequiturs in the comments.
We can read about a minor local traffic accident on a newspaper's website and see vicious personal attacks on the parties involved. But that's just the web, right? Just a start. The F-Commerce FAQ. Advertising to Facebook Fans Improves Conversions, Says Study. Yggdrasil, the provider of iGaming intellectual properties (IPs), has announced a new partnership with solutions provider ALL IN. The deal marks a new era for Yggdrasil that expands the reach of its already popular list of gaming titles. ALL IN will be both a technical partner for the games provider and will open up a new landscape with a reported 250 clients on their portfolio. Yggdrasil and ALL IN team up Yggdrasil has been building its brand for over a decade to become one of the key players in the industry, developing games and weaving in IPs recognizable to consumers.
As we reported, the gaming provider has been busy across 2025, with deals including the only licensed online casino in Lebanon, BetArabia. The partnership marks a new expansion into a previously untapped territory for Yggdrasil, delivering a full range of third-party content from its YGG Masters studio partners. The Malta-based gaming provider has also expanded into the Finnish and UK markets throughout the year. Value of a Fan. Google+ L’avenir de Google+ se dévoile. Voilà presque un mois que Google a lancé sa plateforme sociale Google+ : Google lance sa plateforme sociale unifiée Google+.
Beaucoup d’agitation et de spéculations autour de cette nouvelle plateforme qui a fait grand bruit. Il faut dire que le programme de déploiement par invitation a généré beaucoup d’attente et de frustration. Visiblement tout ceci devrait rentrer dans l’ordre, car le service serait accessible librement à partir du 1er août (à confirmer). Je pense ne pas me tromper en disant que Google a réussi son pari, car Google+ a connu une croissance spectaculaire : Nous en savons maintenant un peu plus sur l’audience de Google+ avec plus de 20 millions d’utilisateurs, chiffres confirmés par Google et d’autres instituts sérieux comme comsCore : Google+ Off to a Fast Start with 20 Million Visitors in 21 Days.
Chose intéressante, la croissance est plus rapide dans le reste du monde qu’aux États-Unis : Google a donc sorti les gros moyens pour faire de Google+ un succès.