Archive for the ‘Internet’ Category
Frank Kern is a brilliant marketer. He’s been around for while, but apart from being very skilful he’s also a joy to watch. In the free video, he talks about…
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The internet has grown a lot since it’s humble beginnings. It’s all pervasive now. I’ve gathered some interesting facts and statistics in this article about internet traffic.
Software Patents are not good for business. Look at this website to see why.
Patented website
Stop the nonsense, software patents are counter productive and stops free trade and is geared towards big companies who have money to burn on lawyers.
Stumbled on this post on Tim Ferriss’ 4-Hour Workweek Blog. Haven’t read the book yet but it’s on my list.
Google apparently does a lot more fancy stuff behind the scenes of just matching your keywords than you would imagine. Some of this we can already see when it tries to give you suggestions when you type an error. A good article and video can be found here:
I had much fun at the office today with this application. You upload your photo and it tries to match you to lookalikes celebrities. Now I’m not too keen to look like anyone, and certainly not celebrities. But it’s much fun when you do it and watch it with a few people.
Google recently launched their new product: Google Dashboard. It’s basically a list of information Google holds about your account on their different websites.
See Eric Schmidt interviewed by Fox Business here:
Hi, if you like this template, you can download and use it for free. And if you’re wondering where the picture in the header is from. It’s taken during a trip with colleagues in the Lake District, UK.
It’s taken during the ascend of Jack’s Rake on 21 Oct 2007.
No that’s not a typo. I’m not a web designer. I can’t make beautiful websites easily. And I’ve used a ton of different website creation software. There are the obvious one’s like Coffeecup, Frontpage, Seamonkey and even oldies that I can’t remember the name of. This was in the time that Netscape was still out there. I’ve also dabbled with WebPlus and even Dreamweaver but found them too much hard work. The problem is that you have to create pages, menu’s, graphics, links, rss feeds, paste in scripts and it’s all disjointed. Where is this feature hidden, where can I find that, how do I do this. It’s allright if you make websites for a living but if you only do it every now and then, or if you do it as part of a marketing campaign or even service to others it’s a nightmare. Enter the solution…