Blogging From A Sinking Ship
PubSub CTO Bob Wyman was never one to pull punches. And though the blogosphere has been a store window for many companies,…
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PubSub CTO Bob Wyman was never one to pull punches. And though the blogosphere has been a store window for many companies,…
First, the disclaimers: Since the algorithm Amazon uses to generate its sales ranking is proprietary, the details contained herein are extrapolated from research and field tests.
As Juan, a soccer fan, plugs away at his desk job, he isn't as distraught as he might be for having to miss his home country's appearance in the World Cup. Juan's Firefox browser is decked out in his national colors and fills him in each time his team scores a GOOOOOOAAALLL!
Senior Google executives are dropping big hints that the company's future growth will come not just from PCs but from voice recognition services over mobile cellular phones and cars.
Shel Holtz brings us a ditty about an HR blogger named Cheesman who auctioned himself on eBay and snagged $7,000 to promote a company at the upcoming Society of Human Resources Management conference.
Perhaps the best single guideline for web design is to ask yourself, "what do I like?" Seems an obvious concept, but if you do any surfing at all, you know there are some sites that grab you and keep you, and others you'll break your mouse finger to get out of. The purpose of this article is to remind you of the things you hate.