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How to remove powered by Blogger attributionHow to remove “powered by Blogger” attribution in new HTML editor

As we all know Blogger is a free and widely used blogging platform and we are providing more tips and tricks for beginners. Here we will see about a simple trick on how to remove “powered by Blogger” attribution from your Blogger blog. People who are using Blogger platform will have this powered by Blogger attribution below their blog. It comes by default in every template and it is an official representation for Blogger. Removing powered by Blogger attribution is simple. Just follow this step by step tutorial on how to remove powered by Blogger attribution using new HTML editor.

How to remove powered by Blogger attribution

  1. Go to Blogger.com and login to your Blogger profile
  2. Select  your blog that you wish to remove this attribute
  3. Now go to template and click edit HTMLHow to remove powered by Blogger attribute
  4. Here drop-down “jump to widget” option and from that list select Attribution1 as highlighted belowhow to remove powered by Blogger attribution
  5. Now in the editor press ctrl + F and find for this line <b:widget id=’Attribution1′ locked=’true’ title=” type=’Attribution’>How to remove powered by Blogger attribution
  6. Now replace the locked=’true’ in to locked=’false’ as you can see highlighted belowHow to remove powered by Blogger attribution
  7. Once done click save template
  8. Now go to layout option and at the below you can see attribution gadget, click edit.
  9. In that popup window click remove and you are doneHow to remove powered by Blogger attribution
Now go and view your site where you won’t see the “powered by Blogger” attribution.
Your copyright text is also removed along with powered by Blogger attribution. To add copyright text just click add a gadget in layout settings select HTML/JavaScript, add your copyright text and drag and drop it below. Removing this powered by Blogger attribution adds uniqueness to your blog and it shows your professionalism. Hope this helped you on how to remove powered by Blogger attribution using new HTML editor.

Days after Apple Watch launch, Chinese sites start selling its Android-running copies

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By Nimish Sawant /  12 Mar 2015 , 13:05
It has not even been a week since the launch of Apple Watch and Chinese giant Alibaba’s online retail site Taobao has already listed what seems to look like clones of the Apple Watch.
Dubbed the AW08 and the iWatch, the smartwatch models also feature a digital crown on the sides, similar looking straps and although these cheap imitations of the Apple Watch do not run the Watch iOS, the UI looks quite similar.
The AW08 and iWatch runs on Google’s Android platform. The AW08 is priced at 238 Yuan, which is a fraction of the 2,588 Yuan price which Apple is expected to charge for its Watch. It is expected to go on sale officially next month.
AW08 selling on Taobao.com

Google change allows company statements to top news searches

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12 Mar 2015 , 13:22
A little-noticed change in the way Google selects search results has allowed company statements to top the list of news links shown when users search for information on businesses. The measure may cost news publishers web traffic and risks misleading users, analysts said.
A Google spokeswoman said that in September the search giant widened the number of sources from which it drew the entries that appear in the “in the news” section of its search results page.
Previously, only links to stories on approved news sites such as those of newspapers and TV stations appeared in this section of the main search page.
“The goal of search is to get users the right answer at any one time as quickly as possible — that may mean returning an article from an established publisher or from a smaller niche publisher or indeed it might be a press release,” the Google spokeswoman said.
She added Google, which did not announce the September change, does not get paid for including press releases on the lists. Recent examples of companies whose announcements topped the “in the news” section include Franco-Dutch SIM card maker Gemalto.
Last month, Gemalto confirmed reports it had likely been the victim of hacking by U.S. and British spies. The story garnered wide media attention but when users did a Google search for the word “Gemalto”, the first “in the news” listing was a Gemalto statement, which played down the impact of the hacking.
Earlier this week, on the day Apple launched its new watch, a link to a promotional site for the product topped the “in the news” selection.
Gemalto and Apple were not available for comment.
Josh Schwartz, chief data scientist at Chartbeat, which tracks web traffic for news publishers and others, said it was likely that companies could use search engine optimisation techniques to lift their rankings in the news listings.
He said the new system could confuse readers, directing them towards public relations material and away from news reports. That also poses a risk to news organisations that rely on Google and other search engines to direct readers to their websites.
“The ‘in the news’ modules are potentially an extremely powerful driver of traffic,” Schwartz said. “It could cost news sites traffic.”

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