Posted by Etay on April 27, 2009 – 6:55 am
Check out PicApp images, they are now served in a new and an improved look.
As a blogger you give much importance to how your post looks like, every pixel counts.
The new PicApp image not only looks much better & cleaner but it also gives you much more freedom to customize the image size & placement inside your post.
Just embed the code and you can modify the size & position with the blog editor.
We now show related thumbnails on top of the published image (instead of ads), these thumbnails lead to a photo gallery that shows additional related images to the one published.
This new look, beyond looking sharp, adds value to your post, as many users tend to browse through related images & will associate this experience with your blog.
Bloggers who prefer to show ads instead are welcome to contact us & we show ads instead.
And if that’s not enough, by using PicApp images, the images on your post are indexed by the leading search engines which will bring traffic to your blog. Just embed a PicApp image– we’ll take care of indexing PicApp images on your blog by search engines.
With an existing inventory of 20 million images (updated every minute), a new look, more freedom for editing & an added value for your blog readers, this is another exciting new step for PicApp & for our users.
Stay tuned as many more feature and improvements are coming soon.
Posted by MVN on April 26, 2009 – 11:17 am
Will the Detroit Lions’ selection of Matthew Stafford with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft be viewed as a brilliant move or a blunder? Big Al Beaton agrees that there is no in-between:
From The Wayne Fontes Experience:
The future of the Lions, and the careers of Martin Mayhew and The Schwartz, rests on the shoulders of a a 21-year-old college kid.
For this to be considered a successful signing, Stafford can’t be average. He can’t be a journeyman. He can’t be another Joey Blue Skies/Andre Ware/Chuck Long. No way in Hell, considering the money involved, can he be traded.
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The best offensive lineman in the draft is off the board at No. 2, writes Greg Trippiedi. The St. Louis Rams replace Orlando Pace with Jason Smith, a big left tackle out of Baylor.
From MVN Outsider:
Jason Smith is not only one of the best players available, but arguably fills the biggest need in the entire draft: Rams LT. He’s a natural pass protector who still has work to do in the running game. This guy was the very best offensive player on the MVN Big Board, and he’s about as close to a sure fire prospect as you can get in the NFL draft.
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Kansas City Chiefs fans, put the picket signs down, pleads Jon Yoon. Tyson Jackson, defensive end out of LSU, is a great pick for the Chiefs at No. 3.
From Home of the Chiefs:
I know for most of you, this is a head-scratcher and I promise you that there will be a bunch of pissed off co-workers at the water cooler complaining about this pick. But those guys don’t understand the basis of a 3-4 defense and I imagine many of them rely on a 4-3 draft board to determine draft value.
Best of MVN highlights posts from Most Valuable Network that are considered to be a cut above the rest. This is the work that made us think, and we want to make sure you see it, too.
Robert De Nero, Jane Rosental and Craig Hatkoff, founded the Tribeca Film Festival in 2001, after the attacks on the World Trade Center, their goal was to revive culture and economic activity in NYC, helping filmmakers reach out to their audience and reinforcing NYC position as a major filmmaking center.
We could not think of a better way to kick off April!
On Sunday we tuned in to the Academy of Country Music Awards featuring favorites like Carrie Underwood, Sugarland, and Keith Urban.
And On Monday we’ll be glued to the big screen with North Carolina playing Michigan State for the NCAA Championship.
Turn to Picapp for latest images of Ty Lawson, the Tar Heels, and Kalin Lucas and the Spartans
Enjoy!
The PicApp Team
