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Reasons To Build More Accessible Sites
A post over at Threadwatch just caught my attention. Of course with a title like Web 2.0, Dude, Who Cares, Where's Phone…
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Mobile Technology Changing Social Media?
eMarketer released a report discussing how mobile technology – mainly the mobile phone explosion – affects social media. While there’s no denying the affect the mobile industry has had on social media (check out Mike Sachoff’s Webproworld write-up), is the mobile technology medium going to change the way users interact with these social media hubs? […]
Email Experience Council On Image Rendering
A new study by the Email Experience Council says that images and links in emails are often not visible because of email reader restrictions and coding errors. The EEC Rendering Report examined 1,000 emails from business-to consumer and business-to business to find out the renderability of the messages.
Can’t Fix Stupid, But Congress Will Try
First let's echo Ron White when he says, "you can't fix stupid." Now that we agree on that, let's also doubt that imposing stiffer penalties on those stupid enough to post video evidence on YouTube of themselves committing a crime won't really act as a deterrent. Because, again, you can't fix stupid.
FTC Pushes ‘Stop’ On Free CD Scam
The Federal Trade Commission put the kibosh on Think All Publishing for alleged deceptive online marketing and billing practices. A US Magistrate judge recommended an injunction against the company to pull the reins on its "Free Software CD" Internet scam, and ordered the company's assets frozen.
Amazon Launches Amapedia
Integrating user-generated submissions with existing content is one of the hottest new trends these days, mostly thanks to the success of Wikipedia. Now Amazon is jumping on the bandwagon with its launch of Amapedia; a wiki intended to serve as a companion to its extensive product catalog.
