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Looking Back: Google in 1997
In celebration of how Google looks now I'd like to invite you to check out how they looked back in 1997.
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The Problem with Site MatchTM : Creeping Commercialism Infiltrates Pure Search Listings
For over a year now, Yahoo has spent a lot of money acquiring assets that will allow them to grab market share from Google. They bought Inktomi, which is feeding search results to the Microsoft network, and they bought Alltheweb, and AltaVista, and Overture. Last month they unveiled plans that will integrate these assets. The most controversial of these is Site Match, which involves embedding…
Tax Mistakes 90% of Self-Employed People Make
Let me share a short story with you... A self-employed friend of mine came into may office the other day to have me do his taxes. He has been doing his taxes using a software program for years. In the past, he did his own return for 2 reasons: one it is cheaper and 2) he likes to spend a weekend going through his information.
Does Your Web Site Tell a Story?
What is a website? It can be a one-page advertisement, a flash animation, a simple HTML page or an integrated matrix of information. But it is always - one of your strongest marketing tools. The effectiveness of this tool does NOT reside in the tool itself
Don’t Make These Mistakes When Buying Content Management Software
Most organizations don't need content management software. Unless you have a very busy website with lots and lots of content being published, the return on investment is not there. The majority of those who do require such software need a very simple, streamlined solution.
Join the Continuous Backup Revolution
Is Regular Backup Enough? Most businesses secure their information infrastructure by regularly backing it up onto tape. Some have gone further, enhancing their backup strategy with expensive disk arrays and mirroring. Whether an earthquake, a flood, a blackout or a hard disk failure should catch them by surprise, these backups would ensure the survival of their information. Should human or software error (which account for…
