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A pair of Google's products recently received tweaks to make them more useful to their users, with the ability to share lists…
99% of all ezines are not "being a reporter" on current events; that is the first and most important thing to understand.
The popular Engadget blog, considered the focal point of AOL's $25 million purchase of Weblogs Inc in 2005, has been caught doctoring another site's images and failing to properly attribute them to their source.
Traffic, everyone wants it and is trying really hard to get more people to their site. Good news, there are creative ways to bring people in without doing a lot of work.
The command line is a wonderful thing, and a developer skilled in the ways of vi (or emacs if you must) can build great applications; IBM thinks developers can do even better with its Eclipse IDE.
The maturation of multi-channel commerce
