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SEO for Misspelled Words
Optimizing a website for misspelled words is often recommended by many people within the search engine optimization SEO community.
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GZip vs. Deflate – Compression and Performance
After I wrote about a HTTP compression module in ASP.NET 2.0 one of my colleagues pointed out that the Deflate compression is faster than GZip.
The IM Gap & Contextual Relevancy
As a 28 year-old writing professional, instant messaging is a foregone conclusion to the scope of my work. Every moment of my working day is spent logged in to the IM client that we employ to communicate with each other here in the office, as well as to get quick quotes and information from sources.
Google To Put You To The Test?
A new Google service has been spotted; it might issue tests and exams to students. The service could quiz potential job candidates, as well. Or it could do something else entirely, or even die before it ever makes it out of the developmental stage, but screenshots of Google Online Assessments have proven that the service is, in fact, real.
FTC Goes To The Public On Net Neutrality
What was pretty much a non-issue less than a year ago has the Federal Trade Commission scratching its head and asking for guidance - finally. The FTC announced it would be hosting a public workshop on "Broadband Connectivity Competition Policy" in Washington, DC in February.
Scrooge Returns, Opens Shop On eBay
Of all the humbug things to do at Christmas. A seller on eBay taught his kids a lesson last year (one they'll be describing to a therapist one day) by putting an empty Nintendo GameCube box under the tree, wrapped up in sadism, and is encouraging others to do the same to fix their spoiled kids. This year, he's selling a Wii box. The starting…
