Ranting Against Press Releases
I read with some amusement (and agreement) Tom Foremski's rant titled Die! Press release! Die! Die! Die!.
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I read with some amusement (and agreement) Tom Foremski's rant titled Die! Press release! Die! Die! Die!.
Today we, finally, say goodbye to Ask's butler and welcome a cleaner, more streamlined version of Ask.com.
A thoughtful feature in the Financial Times discusses the question of why in-house collaboration in organizations is so difficult, with the consequent impact on effective working.
Ask.com has cleaned up its homepage by removing the long-time iconic butler figure and adding search tools in an Ajax navigation box to the site.
Should you be in the early stages of a business start-up then there are elements to your personal business banking service which you should be looking for - and if you haven't yet set up an account now is the time to take a deep breath and go shopping!
A Lexington, KY, high school received the reality show treatment from the Lifetime cable channel, which devoted web development forum hosting, and other new technology to supplement the upcoming reality series "Cheerleader Nation."