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Newspapers have learned to aggressively optimize their content for Google in its desperation for online advertising. The result of this shift is more traffic- Junky traffic. It was seen that readers tend to spend lots and lots of time on newspaper sites. The readers’ level of engagement has been print journalism's strongest asset online, but the recent trends show that's changing. Nielsen Online published that readers are spending less time on top newspaper websites which denoted six minutes less per month at Washingtonpost.com, one minute less per month at USAToday.com and a minute and a half less per month at NYTimes.com. That is a natural consequence of deriving new traffic growth from a Search Engine Optimization staff, as hearsay anecdotally states that it is happening at many papers. The count of unique users goes up, while the value of each reader for advertisers goes down. And when papers like Huffington Post comes to town with a local section — HuffPo launched in New

Last weekend I bumped into a digicam which had a malware in it. The malware like to shut my pc off as soon as I'm trying to access the command prompt. My antivirus was able to detect it, but was unable to delete it from my system. So with a little research I was able to erase it completely from my system! Thank God! I'll share to you this method, hoping it can help you too! This is the symptom of a computer having JBLCF_Scandal.exe virus. The virus comprises of JBLCF_Scandal.exe and pc-off.bat. When you boot your Windows XP in Safe Mode the message appears: "Dont Worry. I will do no harm here" The pc-off.bat contains the syntax like this”C:/path/shutdown -s -f -t 2 -c” which automatically shutdown your computer when you run the cmd.exe. So heres the solution to this problem… just follow these simple steps that will be discussed below. For Manual removal: 1. Upon start up... After OS loading... Go to task manager by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL then kill (end process) JBLCF_S