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Jobs & Careers > Online Surveys & Pay to Click Getting "paid" to click: 2 of 15
Of all the ways to make money online, getting paid to click is the most direct, unpretentious and potentially brutal method. Put most austerely, and there is no other way to put it, once you join a PTC program, you will in your account find a page full (hopefully) of clickable links, which you will be paid for clicking. For a... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the UK Reflections on extremism in politics and the BNP: 1 of 5
The recent belated success of the BNP has been built on a paradox of rational appraisal of Britain's problems and a moderate' appearance, and the visceral prejudice that may be more in line with the way the majority of the British electorate view them. Nick Griffin has transformed his party from a hardcore of neo-Nazis, to a ... More..
Business > Website Marketing & SEO Promote your website through free traffic exchange: 1 of 5
OK, so endless clicking through websites may seem pretty tiresome, but it is the most effective, and ultimately least boring, route to free website traffic. Consider the alternatives- posting links in forums, social networking and video-hosting sites. These methods are just as time consuming, less enjoyable and not as effecti... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the UK Defending freedom of speech in the UK: 2 of 9
Whoever came up with this article title needs to explain just how freedom of speech is under attack here in the UK. My guess would be (partly through looking at what other writers have written) that it is political correctness that provides this apparent threat. What is really puzzling about this line of argument is that it o... More..
Arts & Humanities > European History Historical facts about London as a City: 1 of 4
As late as August 2002 a report commissioned by the Greater London Authority was called: A City of Villages: promoting a sustainable future for London's suburbs'. How can it be that in a globalized world of flows rather than spaces, some people in a truly global city can seemingly cling to the idea that they are inhabitants o... More..
Business > Starting an Online Business How to make money online selling nothing: 2 of 6
If you have not yet realised, the internet is a breeding ground for innovative money-making and sharing ideas. Helium is a great one- it gives you an opportunity to express yourself and find an audience that you otherwise would not have, all while giving you a share of the advertising revenue. What is more, this revenue conti... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Economic Justice: A critique of Robert Nozick and the New Libertarianism: 1 of 3
The issue of economic justice and equality was given a twist in the latter half of the twentieth century. Most political theorists had previously taken the two as being synonymous, but the 'New Libertarians' argued that inequality was, on the balance, beneficial to society. These ideas were of course not entirely new: For exa... More..
Sports & Recreation > Wrestling Has the WWE brand extension been a good thing or a bad thing?: 5 of 14
The heart and soul of the WWF was always the WWF title. Whoever held it, be it Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock or heels like HHH, the title and its incumbant was the center of WWF shows. The sheer appeal and glamour of somebody being "the one" is what helped turn wrestlers into superstars, inside and ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the UK Has the British Royal Family become irrelevant?: 8 of 22
Why have a debate over something that is irrelevant? Whoever came up with this article title (my suspicions are that it was a republican, just because of the wording) must see the British Royal Family as having some relevance, or else why bother being worried about it. Even in Republics like France, Italy, Russia and Germany,... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the UK Commentary: Gordon Brown as Machiavelli: 3 of 7
The title of this article is a little surprising, considering that most criticisms of Brown have concerned his lack of ruthlessness, leadership qualities, or, for lack of a better term "guts". In any event, he certainly is not "The Prince" Machiavelli describes, the two may share (at least to some extent) an amoral realism, b... More..