If you haven’t heard by now and you probably haven’t .. Google has made some pretty dramatic changes to their product privacy notice.

Alma Whitten, Google’s director of privacy, product and engineering says…

“In short, we’ll treat you as a single user across all our products which will mean a simpler, more intuitive Google experience,”

Now you have to take this with a little forethought … ALL OF THEIR PRODUCTS…

This means if you login to Gmail then surf Google’s news listings then jump over to youtube… then use google+ they will …

Google stock prices dropped 8% from yesterday and just after opening on the 20th of Jan 2012 they have lost $52 a share.

For any other stock this may be dramatic but when you consider that the price of a single share of Google Stock still costs $587.57 then you have to take this with a grain of salt.

Normally businesses will split their shares meaning if you buy in early for say $100 a share then Google will double down and you will have two new shares both worth $50. This allows investors that …

US Federal Agents shutdown the file hosting site MegaUpload yesterday because of requests from Hollywood claiming half a billion in losses from illegal downloads.

The website offers free and paid hosting and distribution of files and is owned by a European multimillionaire that was living in New Zealand.

Unfortunately for many users of the service their files seem to be gone forever because movies and music were being downloaded from their data center in Virginia, USA.

The legal use of this service allows people with files too large for email or ones that would eat up their …

Well it seems that a lot of websites will be taking the day off january 18th in protest of the new US SOPA Laws.

Wikipedia has decided to go offline and its owner has already tweeted an announcement that kids better do their homework early before they can’t get it from Wikipedia.

WordPress is also up in arms about SOPA and has released some Plugins for users to install on their websites to shutdown their sites on Jan 18th…

I don’t know does this really matter?

If you saw a previous post I talked about WordPress, Blogger and other large …

If you have been creating a number of installs on sub-domains within your hosting account and want to migrate them to a single instance of WordPress it is possible to reduce the load of supporting your sites by using a WordPress Network.

This process will also work for top level domains that are hosted separately.

There are some drawbacks before you get started and you should understand that combining websites into a network may require much more work then simply moving your sites between hosting companies or rearranging your domain …