Meet the blogger: Sudharsan Gunasekaran

The first interview on Blog4info is with Sudharsan Gunasekaran, a blogger and web professional currently working on www.technoskillonline.com. Well, well know more about him through the interview. Read on!

Q: When and why did you start blogging?

I really dont know what to do to earn money after finishing my studies in 2009 ? So from the advice of my friend I started copy pasting article from other website and writing whatever i know but after some month only i came to know about blogging and realized the power of Online business,now I started blogging professionally and its going fine :D

2. Could you describe what you do?

Blogging, just sharing useful information to the world and trying to make money out of it and wan to make it an ultimate business in India.

Hate the new Facebook profile? We'll solve it

Facebook has recently unveiled its all new enhanced profile feature which displays your basic informations, latest pictures and much more. But a cyber cloud proves that most of the Facebook users are unhappy with this update. As always it may take some time to adopt to the new interface. Are you one among those who want t switch back to the old Facebook profile.

Once you have switched on to the new profile it is a bit tricky to disable it. There is no direct method you can use but what you can do is deactivate your account on a temporary basis and then reactivate it and your new Facebook profile will be gone. All your data remains safe when you deactivate your account temporarily.

We'll help you out step by step. Let's move on:

Google weds Widevine

Google Inc has agreed to buy Seattle-based anti-piracy software firm Widevine in a bid to boost its online video services, the world's dominant Internet search company said on its official blog. Well, another snatch away by Google.

No price was disclosed, but the software firm has raised more than $65 million from investors including Cisco Systems, the Seattle Times reported on Friday.

Widevine's digital-rights management software is used by 250 million Web-connected TVs and other Web-connected devices to protect video content from unauthorized use, the Seattle Times said.

"We're excited to welcome the Widevine team to Google, and together we'll work to improve access to great video content across the web," Google vice president Mario Queiroz said on the company's official blog.