At this point, nearly all of the websites we build are either in WordPress or Drupal. Sure, we build custom applications on occasion and sometimes do Flash work that really doesn’t fit in a Content Management System. But mostly we use WordPress and Drupal.
Both are fantastic open source blogging platforms/content management systems with robust user communities....
Continue ReadingI attended a blogger lunch at The Heritage Foundation this afternoon. While the event was about a topic not relevant to The Bivings Report, I did get something out of it for the blog. At the meeting I overheard two people who have known each other for years on the Internet but met today for the first time in person....
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Senator Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) recently launched a new campaign website that I find vaguely fascinating. The site doesn’t look like any campaign site I’ve seen before and relies heavily on video. Campaign sites have a tendency to all look the same and I applaud Chambliss for not being afraid to try something different. ...
Continue ReadingWe're starting a new series here at TBG–Friday's Five. Every Friday we're going to publish a top 5 list. The topic of the list will always change, but the five items featured in the list will always be related to one another. For this week's list, we're going to build on our recently published magazine study and run down our five favorite magazine websites....
Continue ReadingThis morning I attended a breakfast discussion (thanks, Kara Kelch for inviting me) put on by Potomac ExecutveBiz at the Tower Club in Vienna, VA. About 20 persons from various organizations, consulting shops, technology firms and start-ups showed up to throw around ideas and experience regarding Web 2.0.
It was well worth the time spent (The food was way better than most places!) and great to hear from others in the field. ...
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