Archive for October 2002
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Read Books Online
October 14th, 2002 |Hooked on TechTV’s Call for Help, I had to share Cat’s Clicks: Read Books Online. Some free and some fee. Biblioholics feed the need to read.
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Les Miz Is History
October 12th, 2002 |So much for that. I was hoping Les Misérables would make history and run longer than cats, which ran for 21 years. Alas, the show is closing on March 15, 2003 after 16 years. It’s currently the second-longest running Broadway show. Who else is left? Phantom, that’s been around since ‘88? No, thanks.
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Stop Interrupting My Reading!
October 11th, 2002 |I’m sure most of you have run into the latest “pi## me off” advertising — floating ads that appear over the content we’re trying to read. Personally, pop ups are better than this garbage. The ads I’m willing to click: banner without annoying animation, text-based, and a simple graphic. Readers of Ezine Tips provide their Feedback [...]
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Technology Law and Web Ethics
October 10th, 2002 |BitLaw: A Resource on Technology Law covers technology law relating to patent, copyright, trademark, and Internet legal issues. Daniel A. Tysver, a partner with an intellectual property law firm, is the creator. Because of his background, I would trust this is an accurate Web site. No lawyer jokes! Angela Gunn, co-founder of Yahoo! Internet Life, is [...]
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Inaccessible Web Sites
October 9th, 2002 |Note: This entry is going to remain at the top for a short while. Scroll down to check out newer entries. Southwest Airlines may claim it loves to fly, but they’re not letting a person who is blind use the Web site. The Web site is incompatible with the screen reader. Article at Law.com. [Link Zeldman] Frustrated [...]
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Accessible Web Sites
October 9th, 2002 |With so many Web sites proving to be inaccessible, I thought it was time to keep a list of accessible Web sites. These sites that have validated with Bobby, conform to WAI guidelines, or comply with Section 508 Standards. You can validate XHTML and CSS, which is a step toward making a site accessible. Please send [...]
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Desire Zire?
October 8th, 2002 |Palm has rolled out its newest handheld, the Zire. The product is targetted to the market that won’t let go of paper planners, to do lists, or sticky notes. It’s also for those who aren’t quick to leap when new technology comes out. Instead of spending several hundreds of dollars on a fancier model, they can [...]
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Seven Search Engine No Nos
October 7th, 2002 |You want everyone to find your Web site, so in doing all you can to optimize your Web site for search engines can lead to trouble. Worry not, Michael Wong has written Seven Illegal Search Engine Optimization Techniques where he explains deep linking, pagejacking, and trademarks. [Link Webreference] Wong also wrote, Ten Controversial Search Engine Optimization [...]
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Calculators of Every Shape and Kind
October 4th, 2002 |As of this posting, there are 16,215 calculators that have been created by 2,925 individuals. Calculators On-Line Center has calculators for agriculture, transportation, gambling, communications, cooking, cameras, and way too many to list. This is not even the complete list for first chart. [Link Neat New Tricks]
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CSS Assembler
October 4th, 2002 |CSS Assembler has a pull-down menu of code that you may not remember or have time to type it all out. Select the attribute and send it to the code box. Test the code to see how the creativity turns out. There are two ways to use CSS Assembler: HTML and download it to run on [...]
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