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Beginning Web Development with Perl (Review)
While Perl may not be the "cool" language for websites anymore, there are some of us who prefer to work with it…
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Google Base Arrives
Google has opened up its massive server farms to host user-submitted content that it will index and make searchable. The company opened up Google Base to users today.
Internet Portals Reap Huge Profits From Ads
Massive demand for prime placement on sites like MSN, Yahoo, and AOL means rates have skyrocketed, advertisers have to plan out campaigns well in advance, and smaller niche sites are profiting from the overflow.
Spiders With Ears, Searching The Podcast Future
The potential as well as the rapid early adoption of the podcast has the Internet industry buzzing to the point that some media aficionados are singing the dirges of print and traditional radio. At the forefront of the phenomenon is WebmasterRadioFM, a company that is developing the kind of artificial intelligence capable of spidering mp3 files for indexing. Yes, spiders with ears.
Jeremy Zawodnys Dumb Blog
Put the flamethrowers down, folks; Zawodny referred to his site as "my dumb blog" and discussed the joys and perils associated with blogging at Yahoo. Rich Ord sent along details of Zawodny's talk at PubCon.
Blogs, Podcast, and Vlogs: Thumbs up or Down?
Last night Yahoo had a mixer at Caesar's club, Pure. Of course, Rich and I attended solely out of our journalistic sense of duty.
