Last June at the 2010 PDF Conference our panel focused on Political Websites: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. Taking top honors last time was George Hutchins followed by the Jerry for New Mexico site.
This week, after insurgent New York Governor candidate Jimmy McMillan, founder of the now legendary “Rent Is Too Damn High Party” shocked and amazed our nation with his debate performance (See Gawker for comprehensive coverage) it seems that the first thing many people did was immediately visit Mr....
Continue ReadingJeremy Porter from Journalistics has a post up where he breaks down the top 25 newspapers as measured by Twitter followers. Below are the top 5 accounts, according to his research.
We’ve covered this ground a bit ourselves in the past,...
Continue ReadingA big message we try to deliver to our clients is that the launch of your new website is the beginning of the project, not the end. Your web program is an ongoing campaign, not a finite process like the production of a print brochure. For your web program to reach its potential,...
Continue ReadingBringing together members of the government as well as representatives from the technology and communications industries, this past Tuesday’s FedTalks 2010 conference in Washington D.C. was a success both on-line and offline.
If you didn’t catch our live tweeting the event from @bivings, check out the latest instance of Slurp140 we created specifically for Fedtalks 2010!...
Continue ReadingAs a web development firm, we’re closely following the progress of HTML 5, which is the latest HTML standard that promises to dramatically change the web. At this point, only a small percentage of Internet users are capable of viewing sites in HTML 5, as most browsers don’t support the standard yet. ...
Continue ReadingSign up today to have our latest posts delivered straight to your inbox.
