Of course this has made the rounds in the blogosphere.  But google has deleted their own blog by mistake.  You know we are all just human.  Humans that are connected to machines.
Heres the story

Google Blog Accidentally Deleted By Google

Jennifer
Slegg over at the Search Engine Watch blog reports that the Official
Google Blog Deleted. In short, yes, Google had accidently deleted their
own blog. They have confirmed the mistake;

We’ve determined
the cause of tonight’s outage. The blog was mistakenly deleted by us
(d’oh!) which allowed the blog address to be temporarily claimed by
another user. This was not a hack, and nobody guessed our password. Our
bad.

Oopppss…

[via:blog herald via:search engine journal]

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I am in the process of launching a variety of sites for the CBN network.  You can see some of them under the My Projects area.  They are in varying stages of construction.  Most will be using wordpress with a 3 column theme.  Let me know what you think.

Happy Marketing!

The Irish Wonder has a great how to article on the The Indie Virus

So why not get involved The Indie Virus is a great way to highlight those bloggers in that don’t get the recognition they deserve.

A bit of history: The Indie Virus is an attempt by a
few non-A-list bloggers (and their numbers are continuously growing) to
draw attention to blogs other than the linked to death A-list. The idea
was born in the comments of Brian Clark’s blog called Copyblogger and the name was coined by Chris Pearson who also worked out the original concept: 

Here is my submission to The Indie Virus for today. The blogger is Wayne Hubert and he runs Blog Business World. Wayne is into SEO.

He also has some very good ideas on traffice generation and general good blogging tips. I have already learned alot from reading his articles. Great Job Wayne!

Happy Blogging!

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