Doesn’t surprise me that Chief Geek, Joel, has started the Geek.com - Joel’s Blog. It chronicles geeky things.
It’s yet time again for another American Thanksgiving holiday. I wish everyone a happy and peaceful Thanksgiving. Even if you’re not in the USA, I wish you happiness and peace.
I searched high and low for way to make ALLLL Internet Explorer windows to open MAXIMIZED instead of just short of a full screen (not referring to pop ups). Never could find the answer, so I emailed Chris Pirillo’s Call for Help. They answered (it may or may not have been based on my email) [...]
Just posted a book review at the /articles: What Your Computer Consultant Doesn’t Want You to Know. Even advanced computer users can get excellent tips from this well-formatted book by Joshua Feinberg.
A hot topic today is measuring a Web site’s success and ROI. Just working in an IT department, metrics have become the thing I love to hate. They are important, but creating them is a nightmare. Web metrics that matter takes a simple approach in explaining what kind of metrics sites need check by the type [...]
When I did research on globalization of Web sites, I found few reliable information. Then, I came across John Yunker’s Beyond Borders: Web Globalization Strategies and it thoroughly covers just about everything about making a global Web site. If nothing else, get the book. Get insight into John’s book by reading Moving WebWord >Going Global [...]
Small businesses have to do it all: finances, paperwork, and even fixing computer equipment and managing the costs to update and maintain the equipment. This list doesn’t even include the business’ core business that brings in the dough. We’ve all gotten stuck waiting far too long for a technician to come on the phone to help [...]
Even Amazon has a sense of humor as it parodies the election confusion nightmare that all started in Florida. Go vote for your shopping candidate.
InternetVIZ has just launched eNewsletter Journal, a newsletter for business to help them build customer relationships with a newsletter. Building Relationships Takes Time explains that quick win solutions aren’t the way to go when building customer relationships.
Couldn’t pass this one up as an Aggie fan with OU friends who despise tu. Microsoft scraps server OS plans and skips Longhorn release for Blackcomb.