Have you already heard about BuyMMOAccounts.com? The site is buys and sells secure World of Warcraft accounts. According to the site, one of the best ways to subscribe to a WOW account is to purchase 60 day game cards.
BuyMMOAccounts.com simplifies purchase by emailing game key codes after you pay, so you get immediate access to that account and avoid those awful lines in a retail store.
Here’s one interesting website where you can get to watch movies online. I learned that MyMovees is now offering online movies – FREE! Some movies come in high resolution format too.
I had just bookmarked the site, so that I get to see the site while I enjoy my breaks in between freelance jobs. The videos run smoothly if you have a fast internet connection.
This surely eliminates trips to the video shop – where I still have to travel to town and pay the video shop to borrow DVDs.
If you wish to get started watching online, click this link now and see for yourself: watch movies online
There seem to be a rising interest in computer based training courses offered online. It is uncommon to see people searching for such courses such as Windows 2008 CBT and they are not just for the free tutorials that they can find online: they also want to get certified and prove that they are capable of those skills. This YouTube video from K-Alliance is a part of the sample of what those CBT courses are like, but to get all the stuff and all the advanced learning that comes with such courses, interested individuals will have to keep in touch with K-Alliance.
Indeed, online CBT training courses has really changed how people learn things. A decade ago, computer education still followed the old way of getting students to enrol in a class: they have to attend regular classes as it had been centuries back. A few decades back, I could remember some offers that are advertised on magazines, promising certifications and diploma courses by just simply studying at home. Now students simply need a computer hooked up to the internet to start learning.
But there is also a downside to this kind of studying arrangement. It can be easier for a student to get distracted as he tries to study – social networks and online games can really eat time. Hence, a student wanting for this kind of training must make sure that he must be well motivated and interested enough to finish the entire course to be successful.
Did you ever know that learning hacking can eventually lead to a progressive career in IT?
When I was still doing some IT teaching jobs, I’ve always run into a student who has great interest in computer hacking. He would show me several tricks on how to exploit systems. Several years later, I was assigned briefly to teach ethical hacking in a military school. That was when I learned that hacking can indeed be a lucrative career.
The media probably led us to believe the negative effects of hacking. Almost everyone would agree with me that hacking is the evil side of using computers. Successful hackers in their teenage years are often sensationalized by the media – it’s either that they get to prison or they get hired on the good side. Eventually, this created careers made solely for ethical hackers: individuals hired by huge companies and businesses who are working against those black hat hackers who write malicious scripts.
Ethical hacking is a growing career in Information Technology particularly in the IT Security field. The EC-Council site even offers this course as online classes – for those who cannot attend to the usual regular classes for any reason. This course covers the following topics: Security Fundamentals, Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing, Computer Forensics, Disaster Recovery and Secure Programming.
A professional ethical hacker makes sure that he knows how to deal with the vulnerabilities of the company’s computer network.
If you had been an avid follower of this blog, I had been writing some sponsored reviews in this blog every now and then. I am not limited to a single paid review site though, but one of the places where I get my technology-related sponsored reviews is at SocialSpark – and they got plenty of them in different flavors: blog posts, sponsorship, affiliates and CPCs.
One of the new changes that I like in SocialSpark is their CPC campaigns. I noticed that each click pays more than what I normally earn in Google Adsense. In addition to that, I am not limited to displaying CPCs only in my blogs – I got both Facebook and Twitter, and SocialSpark provides the necessary links for me to display those ads in two Social Networks.
I’ve tried posting out technology-related CPC links right here in this blog, and in Twitter and Facebook too. So far, I’ve earned more from both this blog and Twitter, but not much on Facebook. I guess it is because I’m not too actively involved in Facebook (but I am not simply posting out sponsored links either). However the earnings I got from promoting tech-related products or services are not really that much – I still need to learn and figure out how to get the most out from CPC clicks.
If you are a blogger who loves to write about technology as well as earn money from blogs, then be sure to head out to SocialSpark – they already got plenty of technology-related opportunities up for grabs.
