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Study: Tech Replacing Trees
Over the past 19 years, the number of people visiting national parks has been steadily decreasing. The cause of this trend? Video games, television, and the Internet. That is the finding of a study funded by the Nature Conservancy.
Google Debuts Cost-Per-Action Ads
An email from the AdSense team at Google invited one of SeekingAlpha's analysts to consider hosting CPA ads on his site.
Top 3 Design Priorities – Old and Wise, But Still Not Recognized
Imagine it - a new, shiny red sports car that is simply stunning to behold. A beauty. A masterpice of shape and design. But, it doesn't move - not an inch.
Brand Names Target .Mobi Market
Mobile phones have become a common presence in society all over the world, and big name companies have raced to secure their presence on the .mobi domain. The approval of the top-level domain called .mobi created a section of the Internet focused on providing a place for websites optimized for the small screens of mobile phones.
Why Web Standards Could Be Making You Ill
As the Internet moves from its haphazard, low-tech beginnings towards what some have called 'the semantic web', people are becoming ever more concerned with making their web pages and blogs (and the HTML and CSS code behind them) as high quality as possible, all in the name of Accessibility and Web Standards.
