How to Report to Google, if Someone is Copying Your Content?
From the Blog ProPakistani: How to Report to Google, if Someone is Copying Your Content? - How to Report to Google, if Someone is Copying Your Content? is a post from: ProPakistani We have repeatedly discussed the fact that Pakistani webmasters have major attribution problem. They feel shy or otherwise disgraced to attribute a blogger for his/her legitimate work. Resultantly, copying content has grown beyond the control in Pakistan. As online media is surging in terms of visibility, benefits and revenues, the magnitude of new websites appearing on Pakistan horizon has crossed the estimates. Unfortunately, most of these websites are content lifters or aggregators. They keep reproducing your content without any credit, or link back. Print Media is not left behind in this race too. From real life example, it is just like if a you have a shop and another shopkeeper steps-in and start looting your goods. He then re-sale those goods at his own price. Other way around copy/pasting business had high returns, without any investment/efforts involved. Don't let the copiers lift your content! Deal with them very strictly. Lifters may start getting higher rank over your keywords, this gonna be a nightmare for you with dropping traffic and many other horrific consequences. How to Report to Google about Copyright Violation: Okay, now if you are one of such annoyed bloggers, whose content is being lifted openly and shamelessly, try following trick: Step 1: Go to Google's Online DMCA complaint page here: ] Step 2: Fill the form with all required information. Step 3: You are done. Wait for few days or couple of weeks at most and Google will surely take action against the website. Possible Outcomes: Google may discard your complaint, given you had not enough information or proof for copyright violation. So make your case strong by giving at least 6/7 copied links. Write all possible details Google may ban adsense account of copier Google may ban copier's website for search engine and so on. Content Reproduction on News/Blog Aggregates with Consent: News/Blog Aggregators are reproducing my content with my consent, should I be worried of keyword ranking for my website: well this is a debatable topic. Micheal Gray has written this useful post , in which he compares the pros and cons of aggregations. Summary of this article is as following: Never let anyone republish 100% of your content Try to get a link back to your main site and individual post in every article Give permission to syndicate only a snippet of the post Sometimes getting visibility is more important than getting credit Sometimes getting a link from a higher powered site is more important than getting credit Syndicated content can be powerful tool for ORM projects So based on individual case and situation you can decide on news/blog aggregators. About content lifters, don't spare them. Related posts: Tell Us: Do you think you are Being Trapped by Google? Pakistan top in Porn Search: Google Denies Google Calendar Alternative to Djuice Dcalendar, Absolutely Free Android in Trouble, Google Caught Copying Java Code Google Mobile App for BlackBerry now available Copyright © 2010 ProPakistani.PK . Read Full Post
Our Journey to Downfall
From the Blog Geo Tau Aisay Pakistan!: Our Journey to Downfall - "And hold fast, all of you together to the Rope of ALLAH, and be not divided among yourselves" Have we ever realized the factors which led our downfall from being the rulers of almost half of the world to what we are now? Have we ever thought of what wrong we did which brought us into Related posts: Judicial activities – some comments! The Christian Extremists US Strategy of 'Love and Leave' Connectivity between Moscow, Lahore & Karachi Blasts Increasing external intervention in Pakistan . Read Full Post
Research
From the Blog ProPakistani: Pakistan Floods Last Summer Could Have Been Predicted: Research - Pakistan Floods Last Summer Could Have Been Predicted: Research is a post from: ProPakistani Research Centers in western countries are saying that they knew in advance of the devastation, which the monsoon rains could bring last year in Pakistan. They are saying that they could enhance the accuracy and prediction time if worked well on the raw data available, said a research report. Report said that it could predict of any such disaster by 10 days in advance. Top Researcher said that Pakistan can get this system in just few million dollars. Following are excerpts from the research: Five days before intense monsoonal deluges unleashed vast floods across Pakistan last July, computer models at a European weather-forecasting center were giving clear indications that the heavy rains were imminent. Now, a new scientific study that retrospectively examines the raw data from these computer models, has confirmed that, if the information had been processed, forecasters could have predicted extremely accurate rainfall totals 8-10 days beforehand. The study also finds that the floods themselves could have been predicted if this data, which originated from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasting (ECMWF), had been processed and fed into a hydrological model, which takes terrain into account. The July floods killed thousands of people and tens of thousands of cattle, and left large parts of Pakistan in shambles. The waters displaced, or disrupted the lives of, an estimated 20 million people. In a few weeks, Peter Webster, a professor of earth and atmospheric science at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta and lead author of the new study, will attend an international meeting of developing nations in Bangkok to build support for flood forecasting in Pakistan. He says a forecasting system in Pakistan would cost a few million dollars to set-up, but as little as $100,000 a year once operational. He hopes to convince the World Bank, currently providing $1 billion of flood-recovery financing to Pakistan, to fund the project. For complete details visit this link Related posts: PTA Announces Gold Medal for IT&T Students PTA Determines 2014 as Depletion time of IPv4 for Pakistan Celcos Have Never Used R&D Fund for Research Projects Regional Telcos Slash Call Rates, Set up Funds to Help Pakistani Floods PTCL Suffers Rs 2.5 Billion Loss Due to Floods Copyright © 2010 ProPakistani.PK . Read Full Post
Aaj Kamran Khan Kay Saath 31 January 2011
From the Blog pkpolitics - > Aaj Kamran Khan Kay Saath 31 January 2011 pkpolitics.com — Watch today's episode of Aaj Kamran Khan Kay Saath. . Read Full Post
Gingerbread is flawed, can leak your apps and SD card...
From the Blog geekword - > Gingerbread is flawed, can leak your apps and SD card... geekword.net — The title of the post doesn't paint a good picture does it? If you own the Gingerbread powered Nexus S or are running a Gingerbread ported version on your handset, then stick to this post and read it more than one time if needed. A security researcher Xuxian Jiang, has discovered... . Read Full Post
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