Congdon Unbooms Herself, Maybe

Googles Homegrown Goods

Home-made products tend to vary in quality. Baked goods, for example, are usually far better coming out of an oven than a cardboard box. More complicated projects - such as kit cars, which are notoriously temperamental and unreliable - tend to underachieve in comparison to off-the-shelf versions. But Google is challenging this convention, according to some, by creating products to meet its needs.

Lead Generation in the Internet Age

InTouch Inc. founder Brian J. Carroll's book, Lead Generation for the Complex Sale goes beyond the well-circulated notions of salesmanship, addressing the new environment couched by the Internet and the long-term sale. But as importantly, Carroll sets up a how-to for managers desperately trying to bridge the gap between their marketing and sales departments.

Perl Coders Get New GTK+ Release

Programmers on Perl and other languages can take advantage of the latest stable release of the GTK+ toolkit to facilitate rapid application development.

Ancient Unix

I had noticed The Computer History Simulation Project some time ago, but I never got around to doing anything with it. This July Fourth, with nothing else pressing me, I decided to take a more in depth look.

Wall Develops Firefox SEO Extension

Search engine optimization hall-of-famer Aaron Wall has developed an intensive SEO extension for Mozilla's Firefox browser. The tool pulls data from a number of sources to offer search engine marketers "a more holistic view of the competitive landscape."