While at the Politics Online Conference yesterday, I attended a rather interesting panel about using cell phones in political and advocacy campaigns. Some of the panelists represented the One campaign — think Bono — and Rock the Vote. Since both of these campaigns cater to a younger crowd, they need to use cell phones in connecting with their audiences....
Continue ReadingLast week on Thursday, February 21, a 6.0 earthquake rocked northern Nevada and was felt in Idaho and Utah as well. In response, the Salt Lake Tribune wrote a traditional article about the event. However, its coverage didn't stop there.
The paper decided to ask readers who felt the quake to describe what they noticed and where they were at the time. ...
Continue ReadingI was excited to see Tina Fey host Saturday Night Live over the weekend since the episode basically marked the return of new scripted TV after the writers’ strike ended (further, it is helping me stave off the cravings for new 30 Rock). After laughing during most of the skits,...
Continue ReadingVersion 6 of the open source Content Management System, Drupal, was released last week. We are really excited about this release, as we specialize in Drupal and have been playing with the beta releases of this version for many months now. Version 6 represents a significant step forward for Drupal....
Continue ReadinguTest is preparing to launch its pilot program for community-based software testing. Tester hopefuls can sign up now to be included in the first round of application testing. Tester profiles will include information on the tester’s education, experience, specialization, and available hardware.
Software vendors can use these criteria to hand-pick testers or release their product for the community to review....
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