Logo in the Browsers Address Bar – Favicon
Several people have asked me about logo branding with an image that appears in a users address bar. While I personally removed the Favorite Icon from most of my hosts (In the process of creating a more presentable graphic), it is an important factor for establishing a branding for your Website. There are primarily two benefits achieved with using a favicon.
Hitachi, Seagate Introduce 1-Inch, 6 Gigabyte Drives
Escalating what some call the “mini-drive war,” competitors Seagate and Hitachi separately introduced new 1-inch drives, both of which boast higher capacities.
Viacom Reports 4Q Results
Viacom today reported results for the full year and fourth quarter ended December 31, 2004.
What’s Up With Google Calendar?
Editors Note: There are rumors circulating that Google is contemplating the release of web-based calendar, which would perform much like a personal date book or organizer. The source for these rumors seems to be increased Googlebot activity to a site featuring a web calendar.
Outsourcing Your Ecommerce Order Fulfillment
When your eCommerce business grows to the point where you can no longer package and ship the orders yourself, it’s time to begin outsourcing your order fulfillment.
Intel to Buy Oplus
Intel has entered into an agreement to acquire Oplus Technologies, a provider of video processing products and technologies for digital television and digital displays.
Golden Palace Gets Publicity … But Does It Translate Into Membership?
According to today’s Mediapost’s Out to Launch, the publicity hounds/eBay fanatics at …
Copernic Updates Desktop Search Utility
Copernic, considered one of the pioneers of desktop search, has announced an update to their utility, taking CDS up to version 1.5.
Nokia Reaffirms Its Commitment to China
At a press conference in Beijing, Nokia marks 20 years in China and reaffirms its commitment to the world’s largest mobile phone market.
Rethinking the CEO-Chairman Split
Traditionally, in American businesses, the same person occupies the role of chairman of the board and chief executive officer, though this is gradually shifting to the European model. In most European, British, and Canadian businesses, the roles are usually split, in an effort to ensure better governance of the company, and in turn bring higher returns to investors.