Archive for the Tech Talk category

Nepali Sports On Net

When I began my NepalCricket site, I didn’t bothered to look whether it was first Nepali sports site or not. But now I feel like I should have checked that. It was after around two years that I made an official announcement of the site releasing a press release. At that time, Bhakundo.org.np was a [...]

A Wonderful Attempt

Roman to Nepali Unicode Converter launched today is simply a wonderful attempt that will help to grow Nepali language websites.
When I opened the mailbox this morning there was a mail from Nepali Unicode Project. It was about the Roman to Nepali Unicode Converter. I didn’t understand it first but when I visited the website (www.unicodenepali.com), [...]

Welcome to Blogosphere!

The population of the blogosphere – the virtual world of the blogs – is 26.1 million. Blog, the shortened form of web-log, was the hottest Internet technology in 2004 which grew and matured in 2005 to become a household name.
The debate of whether blogging is journalism or not is over, as the critics have settled [...]

Bloggers in Mainstream Media on Blogs

Nepali blogosphere has just been created as a year ago, there was merely one or two blogs run by Nepalis. Blogs was a new word of technology. But now, the scene is changing with many, specially journalists, jumping into blogging. And, the journalist bloggers are not only blogging, they are looking to use mainstream media [...]

Yahoo! Eyes Blogosphere

After Google acquired Blogger.com and turned it into the most popular blogging service (no wonder a free one), Microsoft stepped up and bagan MSN Spaces (I feel the name is a bit odd) and now Yahoo! has come up with the beta version of its blogging service - Yahoo! 360. It is not yet launched [...]