Blog advertising network CMF Ads has just added the ability to place a single ad over their entire network.  In addition, they have increased the discount on bulk purchases of credits.  Below is the announcement from the CMF Ads blog:
“We’ve just added a new feature that allows you to place an ad on every publisher in our network. Just click on the “Place Network Ad” option in your sidebar. Because this option is for large scale advertisers, we’ve added three new increments to the Buy Credits screen. You can now buy 500, 1000 or 2000 credits in one go. To [...] Continue Reading…

So where were we?  Graham “Adele” Langdon posting as a sock puppet, Entrecard closing it’s forum to the public in response, and plenty of name calling from both sides of the EC fence.  Normally I let insults from those who have never read my blog fall by the wayside.  But when one of those insults comes from the same account as an Entrecard Mod, I feel it requires comment.

So tonight’s trip into the EC slime pit is sponsored by Susan from Susan’s Home.  (First person to count the number of grammar mistakes on her front page and I’ll buy a [...] Continue Reading…

Bad enough Entrecard founder Graham Langdon blamed the “Eastern World” for ruining the Entrecard economy, but his latest gaff is even more embarrassing.  Graham has been caught commenting on his own forums under an assumed identity.   This identity takes the guise of an Asian female.  Complete with bad grammar, his secret personality defends Entrecard while attacking it’s critics.
When forum members asked management directly how many blogs were in the Entrecard system, Graham chose to respond as Adele:
Yo I dunno ab anyone else here, but I find it so funny how people just demand to know how many blogs there are. LOL lemme [...] Continue Reading…

In a startingly racist April 11th blog comment from Graham Langdon, Entrecard blames the “Eastern World” for it’s problems. 
“we are going to move as close to a free market as possible, but with the potential to abuse of the drop system, black markets and “farms” in the eastern world bottomed out the price of credits to about .25 cents per thousand, at which point it became clear that we needed to nationalize until further measures could be taken to safeguard proper issuance of credits.