| ResellersPanel Launches Version 2.0 of Its Control Panel and a New ...
(PressMediaWire) LONDON, UK - ResellersPanel, the free web hosting reseller program, announces that the new version of its Resellers Control Panel, simply named Resellers Panel v2, has been built, tested and launched. Some of the upgrades include better client management tools, a new Invoice Manager section, an improved statistics section with more details and an easier to work with main navigation menu with modified titles and descriptions of the different sections. Resellers Panel v2 now offers technical support through a new trouble ticket system, where the resellers can request help by opening a ticket or themselves provide direct support to their existing hosting customers.New updates to the clients’ hosting control panel, which is now available also in Dutch, have been made as well.
AllPeers Reaches Agreement to Offer Mozilla Firefox with AllPeers ...
Originally launched eight months ago, AllPeers lets users share files with their friends and families from within Firefox. Designed to be easy to use with its "Drag-and-Share" operation, AllPeers makes use of peer-to-peer technology (the extension features a custom implementation of the BitTorrent protocol) and employs encryption to ensure privacy and security. The AllPeers site has a Flash tour of AllPeers, which provides more information about how it works. According to AllPeers CEO and co-founder Cedric Maloux, "Approximately 10% of new AllPeers users download Firefox in order to install our application." As AllPeers has been downloaded over 350,000 times since its launch, this suggests that up to 35,000 people may have downloaded Firefox mainly to use AllPeers (though this figure is probably lower due to upgrades from existing AllPeers users).
Reinvigorate Tracks Web Site Traffic
One of the big challenges of running a web site has always been figuring out how successful it is. For years, most of us did this by analyzing the information in web server logs using one of many statistical packages on the market. More recently, Google Analytics has captured a fair chunk of this business with its off-site analytical tools. But even after its recent redesign, the Google Analytics interface can be overwhelming and confusing, and some people are growing wary of shipping more and more of their data off to Google's servers. Enter Reinvigorate, a new set of analytical tools initially aimed at the blogging market but suitable for any web site. Reinvigorate takes the same approach as Google Analytics: you insert a few lines of JavaScript on each page you want to track, and visitors' activity is then registered on the Reinvigorate servers as well as your own.
Google Cleans House
Major developements took place at Google last week which will arguably bring about changes at the search engine monolith that are comparable to the choice they made to introduce paid advertising in 2002. Its greatest weakness is the ghost of click fraud. News based on a leaked story from Fair Isaac Corporation spread like wild fire late last week. The press release stated that Fair Isaac had been conducting a study on billable click fraud rates at Google and had found 10 – 15 % of all billed clicks to a small sampling of accounts had stemmed from invalid activity. It appears Google is taking serious action to improve its services on many fronts. Google had begun to close "Made For AdSense" (MFA) sites on Monday, before the Fair Isacc report was publizied. Examples of MFA sites include parked domains, misspellings and faux-search engines, all of which tend to have AdSense advertising on them.
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