Handle Your Advert Banners With Google
Google has created AdManager to handle our banner adverts, whether they are from Adsense or another advertising network.
What is offers is:
Inventory management
Inventory levels, Inventory availability tracking, Simple ad tag generation and management
Yield optimization
Optional AdSense Integration
Ad targeting
Built-in targeting options, Customizable targeting criteria
Trafficking, ad delivery, and order booking
Delivery options, Frequency capping, Proven Google infrastructure, Support for various ad pricing models, AdSense integration (optional)
Creatives and rich media management
Rich media support, Free ad creatives hosting, Redirect creatives support
Reporting
Multiple reporting options, Detailed reporting, Fast report generation, Interactive views
Media Rating Council (MRC) accredited
User interface
Search functionality, Intuitive workflows, AdSense channels integration, Browser session support
Administration
Access controls, Contacts organization
Till now you can use it if you are invited (still on Beta) 
Hulu Opens Its Gates But Not For All
The Hulu is one of the most talked about sites of the last few months and it is coming out of its Beta edition. It is a project run by Fox and NBC-Universal, through which anyone can see almost all TV series, but only if you live in America.
Again, as it happened with Pandora, the rest of the world will stay away from a wonderful project because of corporate policies.
Internet Explorer 8 Cannot Access Windows Update!
This was not expected not even by the most pessimist people out there. It seems that the BETA version of Internet Explorer 8 is full of problems.
According to various blogs if you try to access the windows update page with Internet Explorer 8 then you will experience a small problem as it tells you that you need to have Internet Explorer 5 or a newer version…
Anyway, this is a BETA version so it is forgiven …for now 
Internet Explorer 8 Beta Now Online
Microsoft has opened the gates for the new Internet Explorer, 8. The first beta edition of this browser is aimed for Web Developers and Designers. In other words unless you have a serious reason do not download it because you might experience some problems.
The Internet Explorer 8 promises better security and faster navigation. It also introduces two new concepts, the Activities and the Web slices.
The activities is a menu with which you can connect a text from the webpage you are watching with external applications (ie you can select and address from the activity menu and go see it on the map).
The Web Slices is a service where you can choose a part of the webpage (ie a list of recent Weberence posts) and monitor this part through the links bar of the i.e.
If you want to have a go at the new browser then go here
CNN’s iReport
Few days ago I wrote an article regarding the iReport.com domain that was sold to CNN for $750,000 (from the Domain King).
Today the beta edition of iReport opened its gates and CNN paved the way to the future. Below is a copy from the site’s welcome:
Welcome to a brand new beta site for unfiltered, uncensored user-powered news. CNN is providing the tools. You take it from there! Report, upload and comment on the stories you find most interesting and important. The views, coverage and content on the site are all yours - not CNN’s! So, go ahead, have at it!
I do not have to stress how important this is especially when it is backed up by the biggest news network in the world. Many of the videos that users upload to the site will be used by CNN (free material). For more see iReport.com
Till now I have not managed to play any videos, maybe its because its still in beta version. Also what is noticeable is that the embed option is missing, and hopefully not intentionally.
Firefox 3 BETA 3
A few hours ago Mozilla announced the release of the Firefox 3 BETA 3 and is asking people to test and try the new version of the popular browser. This beta version has 1300 changes compared to the previous release.
More details on all the correction incorporated in the BETA 3 version are given by the Mozilla Developer Center
Improved security features such as: better presentation of website identity and security including support for Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates, malware protection, stricter SSL error pages, anti-virus integration in the download manager.
Improved ease of use through: easier add-on discovery and installation, improved download manager search and progress indication in the status bar, resumable downloading, full page zoom, and better integration with Windows Vista, Mac OS X and Linux.
Richer personalization through: one-click bookmarking, smart bookmark folders, location bar that uses an algorithm based on site visit recency and frequency (called “frecency”) to provide better matches against your history and bookmarks for URLs and page titles, ability to register web applications as protocol handlers, and better customization of download actions for file types.
Improved platform features such as: new graphics and font rendering architecture, JavaScript 1.8, major changes to the HTML rendering engine to provide better CSS, float-, and table layout support, native web page form controls, colour profile management, and offline application support.
Performance improvements such as: better data reliability for user profiles, architectural improvements to speed up page rendering, over 350 memory leak fixes, a new XPCOM cycle collector to reduce entire classes of leaks, and reductions in the memory footprint
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