The proposals are in. They include some great designs; features that meet requirements; and maybe even some novel ideas. Budgets get compared, references checked, and a selection is made. Yet all is not well. Several months down the road, after the new site’s public launch, problems arise that weren’t contemplated during the proposal process....
Continue ReadingWhile getting my much needed cup of coffee this morning, I overheard a lady behind me say something along the lines of, "What about this Twitter thing… how can we use it to market us?"
I didn’t listen to the rest of the conversation, as my focus was on coffee and waking up. ...
Continue ReadingA shiny new NPR.org revealed itself Monday with a simpler homepage design packed with multimedia features and customizable choices.
Like most major media websites still afloat, NPR.org aims to keep radio content its core but offer up multi-platform, all-purpose news.
The new site is a major improvement to its tightly-fonted,...
Continue ReadingA few days ago (on a cloudy day, when I began writing this post), I received my Jolicloud private alpha 2b developer version invite. After creating a Jolicloud account and downloading a 600MB .img file, I copied it over as a bootable USB thumb drive and was off to the races....
Continue ReadingClick fraud, an internet crime perpetrated by people, automated systems and programs clicking on links and ads to increase investor appeal and ad revenue, continues to be complicated to police, and a report released Thursday by Anchor Intelligence shows Vietnam as a hotbed for online scammer activity.
“Nearly half of all the advertising clicks coming from Vietnam are composed of fraudulent traffic aimed at inflating online publishers’...
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