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Chances are as you do your internet rounds this morning, you've run up against at least one site that is participating in the internet blackout currently going on right now.
If a site that's participating hasn't gone completely ...
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It's done and dusted- the sale of the Inquisitr is complete, and the site has officially changed hands.
It would be incredibly difficult to post about this objectively, as I've personally had an eons-long by tech standards working ...
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This one of the hardest, if not worst posts I've ever written here at The Inquisitr, but here it comes.
The Inquisitr is for sale on Flippa.com. Details here.
I founded this site on 3 May 2008, some ...
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With more and more Android phones being sold every day, offering an iPhone application only doesn't cut it anymore, so today we're proud to announce that The Inquisitr Android App is now available in the Android Marketplace.
Our ...
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It's my humble honor to address the nation on this fortuitous occasion, that of the passing of the second year of our existence.
On a less serious note, The Inquisitr has this week turned two.
How far we've come ...
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After avoiding the inevitable for the last year or two, we've today bitten the bullet and launched the official Inquisitr Facebook page.
Along with the latest posts from The Inquisitr, you'll also get a mix of links from ...
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Regular readers will know that for the last month and a bit, we've been in a never ending battle of wills against servers and load times.
Our first major change was implementing Amazon's S3 service to serve ...
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I'm not particularly fond of quoting Dickens, but it seems apt this (southern) spring day after coming off at least a week, but closer to a month of server purgatory: It was the best of times, it ...
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Today The Inquisitr expands on its growth path with two new content streams: Inquisitr Wire and a new dedicated Science + Health Channel.
Inquisitr Wire, as the name might suggest is our first foray into the media release ...
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I'm proud to announce today that official launch of The Inquisitr iPhone application, now available in the iTunes store for the best price of all: FREE.
The Inquisitr application is a feed reader, pulling on our primary ...
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There's nothing funny about being defamed and accused of undertaking illegal activities, and that's precisely what Australia's biggest newspaper group is currently doing to The Inquisitr, and by extension myself today.
Over two posts Wednesday evening (Australian Eastern) ...
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No, the above image isn't a mock up, and yes, I do appear to be in a cave, but on a serious note I appeared on CNN this morning (US Pacific) as part of a panel discussing ...
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Sadly in May I had to bid a fond farewell to JR Raphael after he finished a 12 month stint writing for The Inquisitr. What I am pleased to note today though is that JR is back, ...
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One of the most popular self-help management books in recent years has been the somewhat controversial "Four Hour Work Week" from Tim Ferriss.
Everyone in the web industry claims to have read it, but very few have actually ...
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Lawyers representing Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black have today threatened to sue The Inquisitr for a screenshot of perezhilton.com we included in a post.
The shot we ran included one picture from the set of pictures published by ...
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Apparently the older you get, the quicker time flies. In that regard when we celebrated our 1st birthday May 5, it felt like it was yesterday. This crazy site we started that breaks so many rules when ...
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If you hadn't noticed today, The Inquisitr is running a campaign for the Jeopardy iPhone application (a screenshot above for future reference.) It involves the use of a background ad along with a traditional banner placement.
Background advertising ...
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On a cold autumn day in the year of our lord 2008, we set forward on a quest to create a site that mixed content in ways far few have done before.
OK, so it actually wasn't quite ...
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As our first year comes to a close, we've loved sharing odd and funny stories with you this year. Here's a look back at our 10 most popular odd and funny stories for 2008.
10: College Junior Enters ...
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Where will blogging head in the next year? Using my crystal ball here's my list for 2009.
1. The rise of the uberblogs
This prediction has its own post here. I'm convinced that at the top of the blogosphere ...
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A quick note of thanks to readers of The Inquisitr for your support in our 7 and a bit months in existence. We continue to reach new highs, and today we broken the 3000 post mark.
That's a ...
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After a 3 month break we happy to report that 125px advertising units are back at The Inquisitr. The new units are being offered as part of the beta rollout of Technorati Engage, and we're among the ...
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