The most popular game blog on the web is Kotaku.

So what does that mean in business terms? How much is Kotaku worth?

Based on the Technorati top 100 blogs list Kotaku sits #18 among all blogs on the web. And at number 843 overall of all websites on the web according to Alexa.

Kotaku's exact revenue earnings are unknown. Yet we can get a close idea based on estimated revenue of another popular blog that has similar rankings...

Tutorial: how to sell your website on the SitePoint Marketplace... and how to ignite a bidding war of interested buyers to effectively maximize your final sale price.

In this tutorial I'll be sharing with you a step by step process I recently deployed. My simple UFO website fetched a final bid of $12,500 on the Marketplace. Just a few days later I received the check and happily cashed it at my bank. Here, in a nutshell is the strategy...

Nerds with the business edge need a laptop with the ultimate combination of price, performance, features, and mobility.

In this article, I will outline 10 badass laptops that fit the nerd standard of qualification.

1. Alienware m15x

The m15x is an extreme performance laptop...
with an extreme price tag.

The new Adobe CS4 is looking pretty slick.

The official release date for Creative Suite 4 has not yet been announced, but a solid prediction has it scheduled for release in early 2009. In the past, Create Suite releases have had an 18 to 24 development cycle with the last version CS3 having been released in March of 2007.

Windows Mobile has incredible potential for watching movies & playing games.  And by games I'm not just talking Solitaire.  On your next 5 hour business flight, instead of sleeping you could be watching Fight Club.  And playing an epic quest to save princess Zelda.  

In this article, I'll show you how to watch DivX movies on your Windows Mobile device AND teach you how to setup an Emulator to play NES and Super Nintendo.

The coolest thing about having a Windows Mobile device, and the reason why it is your endless source of mobile entertainment,  is having the ability to watch ANY movie (in DivX format) or play the thousands of quality games (ROMs) from the classic days of NES and SNES.

Before you leave on the next business trip, it will be important to find the movies & games you want to take.  And then we'll need to setup your Windows  Mobile OS with the apps needed to run them.   In this guide, I'll show you what programs are needed and how to set them up.

Huge amounts of electricity? Yes.

For many of us, we're on the computer(s) everyday. If you're a business nerd making money on the web then it's worthwhile to plunk a few grand into a kickass office setup.

Another lazy day. Or so it would seem...
This morning I got to the office, checked the status on current projects, sent out a few emailies and proceeded to load up my saved game of Elder Scrolls: Oblvion.

That's right - I play games at the office. After all, doing what you want, when you want, where you want are a few of the luxuries in running your own business.

We have entered a new era of the internet. An era of infinite bandwidth! Now you can take advantage of Amazon's vast network of servers to allow your website to survive even the most extreme spikes in bandwidth. Here's a tutorial on how to to access S3 like an FTP server to host your bandwidth sucking media files (pictures, videos, mp3's, zips or any other type of file).

And in this article, I'll show you how you can integrate your existing website on any typical hosting platform to "tap in" to this infinite bandwidth supply and leverage the power of the Amazon S3 infrastructure.

Some bandwidth hogging articles have recently been posted to Nerd Business. A few readers have asked me, "are you crazy?" Indeed, hosting hundreds of wallpapers & thousands of icons for nerds across the globe may seem like bandwidth suicide.

And it certainly would be. If you were a dumbass. Hosting from any typical webhost means there are limitations on bandwidth. You can't just host a thousand images on one page and expect to be lollygaggin' as it hits the Digg front page.