The folks at StomperNet recently released a video with a look Inside StomperNet — it’s an inspirational three act story about the actual results online business owners have gotten inside the world’s leading internet marketing training organization. It passed 3000 views on YouTube and is the most watched video on Vidilife so far today. If you’re an internet entrepreneur and want a little inspiration, follow this link to watch this video.

New York Times.com design director, Khoi Vinh, said in a recent interview that they hand code every single webpage — and getter faster and better results in their cross-platform browser consistency.

We have a link to an article on Wired’s How To Wiki that will show you how to improve Amazon’s automated suggestions. It’s a cool and easy way to both save time and find more stuff you’d like — automatically.

Google recently talked with the New York Times about a new approach to visual search that could be as revolutionary for searching images as PageRank was for text based searching. They’re calling it VisualRank, and it’s an algorithm for blending image-recognition software methods with techniques for weighting and ranking images that look most similar.

The time and date has passed for Microsoft to “do something” in their attempt to purchase Yahoo. The latest Wall Street Journal article with three bylines cites no sources, specifically, but says Microsoft is considering both a move to elect Microsoft friendly directors or to take the fight directly to the shareholders.