Just over a week ago, we blogged about getting TuneUp Utilities 2007 for FREE. It seems there’s a followup.. An offer to upgrade your current TuneUp to the 2009 version for 14.95$ and also an offer to try out a 30 day full functional trial of TuneUp Utilities 2009.
I received a newsletter from TuneUp today which goes like this :
Dear Prospective TuneUp User,
Do you have all of your Christmas gifts organized but have nothing for yourself?
Are you giving someone a new PC and want the person to enjoy it even more?
Or are you saving on expensive new hardware this year but still want your old PC to stay fit?
For Christmas we are giving you a USD 15 gift certificate for the brand new release of TuneUp Utilities 2009!
You can redeem your USD 15 gift certificate online here
Save time: TuneUp Utilities 2009 simplifies routine work in order to keep your PC in the best condition possible.
Safe through the winter: TuneUp Utilities 2009 protects you from data loss and bad PC optimization.
Slim and fit for the spring: Easily clear up your PC, quickly and safely!
Get 30 days trial version of TuneUp utilities 2009
Google Inc. has announced that it will be teaming up with some of the publishers to make old magazines available online. The new offering allows users to browse magazine covers and look into individual issues of them, available exactly the same way as they first appeared in print, including all the advertisements!
This move is yet another step towards their goal of organizing the world’s information. The magazines that have been scanned and digitized, are presented alongside Book Search results. Some of the notable publications scanned include
- Maximum PC
- Popular Science
- Men’s Health
- New York Magazine
As part of the deal, the publishers (of the mags) get links leading users back to the publication’s homepage.
We’ve already heard about the cost cutting methods deployed by Google, like curbs on the otherwise lavish holiday parties and efforts to boost revenue by an increase in the number of ads shown on the search results page.
Now it seem Google is cutting out on gifts to it’s top performing AdSense publishers this Christmas.
“..we feel that gift-giving is not the most appropriate gesture this year given the current global economic climate. I know you may be disappointed, but I hope you can understand our efforts to be fiscally responsible in these times. ”
- An AdSense Advisor from Webmasterworld
