Internet Winners and Losers
A fact of life is that there are always winners and losers. The same is true online and in computing and so…
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A fact of life is that there are always winners and losers. The same is true online and in computing and so…
In years past, I did a lot of Filepro work. This goes way, way back: I worked on the first Tandy Xenix version when it was still beta - so beta that it couldn't even do floating point math reliably!
The Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization will sponsor three major networking events at this month's Search Engine Strategies conference in San Jose.
What's the best way to assuage censorship concerns? Throw a temp under the bus. SixApart's apologies to Tribe.net founder Mark Pincus came swiftly after Pincus made a proper stink about attempted censorship.
Imagine that you're reading through your computer's "alerts" one morning. There's a Windows update available, your anniversary is in one week, and, by the way, Bob died. That last piece of information would be brought to you courtesy of Eons, a new website for people "50 plus everything."
Microsoft has unveiled an impressive new technology, which the company described as a "unique, immersive online photo-sharing experience." A press release also bragged about how it "renders images with stunning realism and detail." I tried it, and can't argue with either assertion.