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Making Money Online
Thursday, March 4th, 2010

We all have heard of the success stories of making money online. For example, fifteen billion dollars: that is the value Microsoft recently put on Facebook when the computer giant invested US$240 million for a 1.6 percent stake in Mark Zuckerberg's online networking site. This leaves the question there should not be any reason why you cannot gain benefits from using online media too. Maybe, you are unemployed, and looking to make some extra cash.

How to Promote Your Products
Friday, February 5th, 2010

Korea IT Time's clients have been sending their products or asking us where to buy the products that we post. Since this is uncharted territory, we have decided to create our own ‘Trade Market' page. As you may see already, the Korea IT Times has a new area on the main page (www.koreaittimes.com) called Trade Market.

Start Your Own Web Design Company
Thursday, December 24th, 2009

If you have been following these How To articles over the past year, you might have noticed an online bent. That is because this author has the most experience with web development. This month's topic is going to be how to start up your own web development company.

Read, Alot

Set Up an Online Store
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

For those of you who have been following this how to column for a while, it has tried to explain in simple terms how to do mostly web site-related tasks. From setting up a simple web site, to installing a magazine site, to a blog, this column has covered it all.

Set Up a Multilingual Web Site
Friday, September 25th, 2009

This How To section of articles have most often dealt with web site-related activities. This is simply because the author does not know how to do anything else. However, when it comes to multilingual web sites, he knows what he's talking about.

Increase Traffic to Your Web Site Part 2 – Linking
Monday, September 7th, 2009

If you have a web site, you may be getting more and more traffic. When you reach a certain threshold, you earn the attention of not only legitimate users, but other web site operators who want to work together with you to help you both gain more visitors.

Protect Against a DDoS Attack
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

There are new government ministries in South Korea and the United States which are specifically designed to help protect government and important web sites against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks now. Millions of dollars and hundreds of man-hours are being spent to protect large companies from a future DDoS attack without loss of connection. But for the average small business or individual, this is not much help. What can you do specifically to protect against a DDoS attack?

Install Linux on Your Netbook
Monday, June 22nd, 2009

Netbooks are becoming increasingly popular these days. One reason might be because they are more environmentally-friendly, and Green Computing is definitely a buzzword being thrown around. However, they are also mighty convenient, and they just work and do what they should do.

Become a Google News Site
Tuesday, June 9th, 2009

On May 12 the Korea IT Times web site became a Google News site, something which is not an easy task. But if you follow this guide, you can become a Google News site too.

Put Video Content on Your Web Site using Drupal
Friday, May 8th, 2009
For the past few months this How To column has heavily featured new capabilities of this magazine's web site, www.koreaittimes. com. This month is no exception, because we have recently added video reviews to the site from our media partner digitaltrends.com. They have given us an RSS feed of those videos, which we have then been able to automatically pull from digitaltrends.com's video server.

The key to this is yet another mod created for Drupal called FeedAPI.

Increase Traffic to Your Web Site
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

Let's say you have set up a web site and put Google Adsense on your site, after following previous guides in this magazine. And let's also say you noticed that the ad revenue coming in from your site is disappointingly low, perhaps less and a dollar a day. And finally, let's say that this is most definitely not what you expected when you started your site, and not what all the testimonials online said about Google Adsense. Where are your giant Google novelty checks for hundreds of thousands of dollars?

Go Green with Your Existing Hardware
Sunday, March 1st, 2009

Going Green sounds like a great idea. After all, who doesn't want to save the earth, clean up the environment, and make the hippies happy? However, sometimes it can be an expensive proposition. After all, Prius' aren't cheap, and neither are the latest technological Green gadgets.

Set up Online Advertising on Your New Web Site
Friday, February 13th, 2009
One of the top priorities for a new webmaster is how to set up advertisements to pay for the cost of the web site. What the Korea IT Times did, and what this article is about, is once again going with the free, easy, open source choice.

It all starts with OpenX.

Set Up Your Own Open Source Magazine Web Site
Friday, January 16th, 2009

As you may have read or seen already, the Korea IT Times has a new web site at www.koreaittimes.com. It was all created using free, open source software that is readily available for anyone to use. The software is called Drupal. If you or someone you know would also be interested in starting up a magazine or newspaper-based web site, just follow this guide to get yourself started.

Write an OpenSocial Application
Sunday, December 14th, 2008

So you've decided that OpenSocial is the next big thing in the online application world, and you want to write an OpenSocial application and win the accolades of all your online peers. Where do you start? Well, according to Google's OpenSocial guide, it is a simple four-step process. First, you have to figure out what kind of application you want to build. Second, you should pick a social network on which to start writing first. Third, get comfortable with the Application Programming Interface, or API. And fourth, keep the OpenSocial JavaScript API reference handy at all times.

Create Your Own Website
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
Entrepreneurs' life stories have the power to captivate just about anyone. Whether you are reading of how Rockefeller built his gigantic fortune, how Richard Branson built the Virgin empire, or even how controversial Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich rose from a lowly orphanage in a backwater town to command a business empire worth some $14 billion, all these stories are nothing short of breathtaking. However, since last century, the traditional tale of rags to riches has taken a new, digital twist. You could argue that, in the whole of human history, nothing has quite changed the way we accumulate wealth quite so dramatically as the Internet. In the space of the last few years, we have seen Bill Gates and Steve Jobs break through and become IT multibillionaires, but they are being hotly pursued by a whole gang of newly-minted Internet businesspeople that have struck gold on the net almost as dramatically as Pa Clampett from the American TV Show, "The Beverly Hillbillies".
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