New comment system of Youtube has brought the hopes of Global acceptance.It was seen in last month at Google I/O,an audience member asked Dror Shimshowitz,a head of product at YouTube,what he could do about the terrible comments on his YouTube channel. 
According to Wired,Shimshowitz responded,"We are working on some improvements to the comment system,so hopefully we'll have an update on that in the next few months."He was pointed out four things:- 1.YouTube is encouraging the use of full names in its comment section
2.Users can comment anonymously but must explain why
3.Recent YouTube changes include video face-blurring tech to protect protesters
4.It may be a step towards making the Internet more civil,but will users comply?
A.Experts view:-
Most of the time reading comments on the Internet is like attending a slightly dysfunctional family dinner,full of passionately argued,half-baked political theories and tasteless jokes.Wandering into a YouTube comments section,however,can be like walking into a dive bar bathroom,walls and mirrors covered in graffiti as profane as it is pointless.
B.How new Youtube comment works:-
Apparently he wasn't lying.Try to comment on a video today and a window will pop up with the title "Start using your full name on YouTube," which will sign you in with your Google+ account.A YouTube spokesperson told BetaBeat that this option has been offered since June 29 and that users with a Google+ account will see the same thing if they try to upload a video.If you don't want to use your Google+ account,you can refuse-but then you're taken to a second prompt,which asks "Are you sure?"Then,like some kind of Internet degenerate,you must explain why you don't want to use your full name.
C.Behind name-hide policy:-
Most of the reasons provided involve the user being a business or product,although you can choose the mysterious "My channel is for personal use,but I cannot use my real name," useful if you are cruising YouTube as a member of the witness protection program.
It would have been more honest if YouTube had included,"I'm a jerk and would like to troll comment sections anonymously," but sadly that's not an option.Still,it's important to remember that not everyone on the site is a bored troll looking to mock watchers of Justin Bieber videos.
D.Face-blurring tool of Youtube:-
Recently YouTube launched its own face-blurring tool,a valuable tool for protesters trying to protect themselves from government recrimination.That pretty much sums up why YouTube will(hopefully)never completely take away the option to comment anonymously.
Balancing the needs for free speech and civility is a tricky proposition that,quite frankly,no website has completely figured out.This is definitely a step in the right direction for YouTube,whether or not its users will actually start using their real names is another question.
Conclusion:-
No doubt,it is a right direction of Google to make Youtube more useful towards the all section of people as we can say it 'Global acceptance.'
Article reference:-
1.Time.com
2.Techland
There are thousands of blog directories are found in the virtual world of internet.To day,it is trying to make a top 25 Blog directories list for professional bloggers. Any one can submit blog in these blog directories.
Gaining exposure for your blog is critical to building a following and revenue.After creating compelling copy,titles,descriptions and link strategies,it’s time to list your blog in one or more directories.There are many paths to building links,such as link baiting or blogroll-link swapping,but few are as easy to implement and cost effective as submitting to blog directories.And good link juice makes for a growing blog.Here are the Most trusted top 25 blog directories in the world for bloggers,you need to know about these:
A.Best of the Web Blog Search:-
It remains a powerful tool for sharing your blog,especially since this director’s very selective,listing only mature and valuable blogs.A link from here is majestic.
B. Bloggeries:-
It is one of the most respected blog directories.The layout is clear and concise, and readers are able to find what they are looking for in a snap.
C. EatonWeb Blog Directory:-
It is a powerful list.The fee,currently $34.99,pays for a review of your blog.
D. OnToplist:-
It is a free,manually-edited directory that reads the RSS feed of your blog.You can also use the site’s social features,article directory,and other great tools to build your blog.
E. Blogged:-
It is an interesting mix of a directory and a Google News type site that is fed by the blogs listed with Blogged. And it’s free to list your blog.
F. Blog Search Engine:-
While the design and infrastructure have changed somewhat over the years,Blog Search Engine remains one of the most selective blog directories on the web.Membership has its privileges.
G. Blog Catalog:-
It features a vast number of categories,from academic to writing,while offering the ability to search by country,language or user.It has a no-frills design,but offers convenient access through a simple blog registration.
H. Globe of Blogs:-
It has too many features to list.Only non-commercial blogs are accepted.The site may be busy,but I like being able to narrow my search by title,author or subject.
I. Ultimate directory of British blogs:-
It isn’t focused on location,but on the culture.It is asked that bloggers be genuinely British.
J. Blog Universe:-
It has a layout that is easy to navigate and, although the content is limited,it’s an all-around good directory worthy of submission.
K. Bigger Blogs:-
It is intertwined with a business directory and an article directory,giving you access to several powerful tools in one location.
L. Bloggernity:-
It is a crisp,clean and easily navigated site.It is low ad-to-content ratio has helped solidify its reputation as a quality directory.
M. Bloggapedia:-
It has an interesting and eye-catching homepage.Readers are easily connected to top blogs and new posts.Innovative categories,a colorful design and its blogger tool kit make this directory a hit.
N. Spillbean:-
It is a well-designed directory with categories such as health,society,Internet, and personal.
O. Blogging Fusion:-
It boasts over 60 categories,including family-focused blogs.Blogging Fusion has an good number of listings,and it also has visitor stats.
P. Blogflux:-
It is organized and clear with a strong social element.
Q. Bloglisting:-
The blogs at the top of Bloglisting are fun, colorful and catch the attention of the reader.Bloglisting displays the page-ranking blogs,which is a helpful tool when determining with whom you want to exchange links.
R. Blogio:-
It stores plenty of quality blogs,and it sports solid on-site search.
S. Blog Digger:-
It is a strong search tool,especially for local blog listings.
T. Blog Pulse:-
It features a powerful community element,on-site analytics,and a clean design.The submit page is a bit tricky to find.
U. Technorati’s blog directory:-
It is well-respected and spans more than 30 categories.
V. Blogarama:-
It has a strong base of blogs and a solid text-ad system for its front page.
W. Blog Hints:-
It features over 100 categories.The site is very picky about which blogs are included, and those that are listed are presented via a visual interface that shows the site’s design and page rank.This makes Blog Hints the perfect site for finding link-swapping partnrs.
X. Blogbuzzer:-
BlogBuzzer is a web tool that allows blog owners to automatically submit their blogs to the top search sites and blog directories.By simply entering in the URL(web address)and name of the blog,BlogBuzzer will ping blog to all of the top directories.
Y. Indiblogger:-
Most active and trusted blogging community in India.It rates the blogs and promote the blogs posts with the members on the basis of interests.
[N.B.Data credit goes to searchenginejournal]
Conclusion:-
The above listings are a glimpse inside the large and vast world of blog directories and the valuable inbound links that your can build for your blog and your business.There are countless more directories at your disposal.Which do you like? Leave a comment.
