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AfricanLoftTV: Streaming News, Sports and Entertainment Video

June 21st, 2007  |  by Imnakoya  |  published in Blogosphere, Media, Web 2.0

Yes, AfricanLoft TV - “ALTV” for short - is up!
Now you can browse and watch some headline videos on sports, entertainment and world news via your browser - it’s that easy!
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Blogging to Foster Citizen Media

June 12th, 2007  |  by Imnakoya  |  published in Africa, Blogosphere, ICT, Media, Nigeria, Web 2.0

In May, I mused if the Nigerian blogosphere was dying. This piece is a continuation of that conversation, and has some readers and those who commented to that post may have discerned, the Nigerian blogosphere isn’t dying, and doesn’t appear so any time soon.
This conclusion is based on several recent developments in the Nigerian […]

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Making Money on the Easy - Buying and Selling Web Domains

May 23rd, 2007  |  by Imnakoya  |  published in Business and Entrepreneurship, Media, Web 2.0

As a blogger and budding web entrepreneur, this is one story I can’t overlook: a medical doctor that made some $300 million doing nothing but selling and manipulating domain names. How possible?
According to CNN Money:
“The man at the top of this little-known hierarchy is Kevin Ham — one of a handful of major-league “domainers” in […]

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Where are the RSS Feeds for Nigerian News?

April 7th, 2007  |  by Imnakoya  |  published in ICT, Media, Nigeria, Web 2.0

It remains a mystery why the majority of the Nigerian mainstream news media with significant real estates on the Internet have not taken steps to overhaul their various domains to reflect one of the most basic Internet trends of the new world - making their subscriptions available via RSS feeds (RSS: Really Simple Syndication or […]

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Now, How Would You “Channel” Your Blog on Afrigator?

April 5th, 2007  |  by Imnakoya  |  published in Africa, ICT, Media, Web 2.0

“Afrigator slides into the water”, “Afrigator- snapping up African contents” and “Steve Rubel digs Afrigator” are some of the “best rated posts” listed on Afrigator - the newest content aggregator for the African blogosphere.
Several bloggers have commented about the site, and from the look of things, it appears the future is bright for […]

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