TechCrunch Web 2.0 Documentary Remix
Robin Good decided that 1/8 of the recent TC Web 2.0 Documentary was worthwhile:
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Robin Good decided that 1/8 of the recent TC Web 2.0 Documentary was worthwhile:
Have you just been promoted CEO/Director or General Manager? Congratulations and welcome to the world of strategizing! Now you can doze early, wake late, play golf, cancel meetings and go to Bahamas. On company time!
Flash technology has moved from an illustrator program for Tablet PCs to being the most popular way to embed audio and video content on the World Wide Web; it may be on the way to bringing an end to the Ajax phenomenon that has pervaded throughout numerous recent Internet startups.
Most sites could benefit from a little nip and tuck, and when that can increase their search engine visibility from nil to above-the-fold in the SERPs, the impact on a site can be dramatic.
The year 2006 is not one AOL will forget, if it survives. It's only August and already the company has been yanked in front of legislatures, slammed by activist groups, embarrassed by its own customer service, and, most recently, tainted by "the data Valdez."
I enjoyed this much more than the other other Ajax book I reviewed recently.