Blog Out: When Blogging Becomes a Chore
Blog out might not be the proper blogspeak term, but everyone who has blogged for at least three months understands the phenomenon.
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Blog out might not be the proper blogspeak term, but everyone who has blogged for at least three months understands the phenomenon.
I love my Sling Media box. It lets me watch my TV anywhere in the world. So, when Monsoon Multimedia's Mark Rouchonik, director of IT, called me up and said that I had to see their new HAVA box.
July's search market share reported by Nielsen//NetRatings pegs Google at just under 50 percent, given their methodology; the top five looked the same as those featured in comScore's report on search share in the US as well.
Over the weekend there were several hundred Second Life enthusiasts in San Francisco.
With upwords of 200 million currently active wireless subscribers in the United States alone, and with mobile internet's popularity increasing and accessibility improving, it's no surprise that your website should be optimized to be viewed on mobile devices.
The second day of SLCC has been pretty much a full day of sessions, originally I was planning to go to the non-profits in Second Life (which was led by the person from American Cancer Society), and wanted to tie that into Camp ASCCA (the blog has uploaded its 300th media clip today, congrats Robert French) and Ike Piggot, who has put Accentuate the Positive…