Mitch Keeler

How could it be that spyware is still an industry worth billions of dollars? Are we not smarter to the threat of spyware? Well, a small portion of the population is, but there are still thousands of computer users out there who are not.

Now I got excited when both Yahoo and Google both launched their own video searches. Sure Google’s was kind of a let down, but it does have a lot of promise for the future. Yahoo’s is a little better, but doesn’t seem to cover much real television. While doing a little random [...]

March 2, 2004 will be a special day for the folks at Yahoo. It is hard to believe they have really been around for ten years. Makes me feel like an old man! Well, that would have made me 12 years old when they got started up. They have come a [...]

In television these days, there is hardly a show that doesn’t have the blood flowing or the boobies showing. It is hard to find a show that makes it on wit alone. Till a few weeks ago, I thought I had found the saving grace with Showtime’s original show, Dead Like Me. [...]

One of the world’s most popular chip makers, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), will soon be putting new holographic labels on the boxed processors they sell. This will help consumers and businesses to tell that any products with this new holographic logo are officially from the folks at AMD.

What many have titled to be the king of Web based E-mail has a security problem. This one seems to be a security flaw when it comes to special characters in the E-mail address.

Well the rumors were true it looks like. Six Apart has bought LiveJournal.

This just goes to show you that the world of Web design and functionality is becoming a bigger and more important role around the world than most might think. It is nice to see schools and universities catching up with us in the current times we are living in. Well that, and it [...]

Not one to pick favorites on one side or the other, I do find it strange to see Republican party based Web sites are blocking access to anybody outside of the United States. According to Netcraft though, it is what happened. For a few examples, gop.com, rnc.org and GeorgeWBush.com all dropping traffic that originates outside North [...]

After posting an article yesterday about the Web Hosting Toy Drive, today I noticed they had received over $1,000 in donations. Proof that there are many giving people, not only in the Web hosting community but in the community of the Internet itself. Once the group had hit $500, the generous folks at [...]

Yesterday World Wrestling Entertainment launched a new design for their Web site, WWE.com. The new look comes as a welcome surprise for most wrestling fans who found the old design to be a battle to navigate through.

In a business that is known to be ruthless at times, it is nice to know that every once in a while they can find a common goal or idea to share. Being a former Web hosting worker myself, I know it is not always a pretty business to be in. That is [...]

Last week World Wrestling Entertainment launched a new service to the fans of the Monday Night Raw television show. Now fans can interact with other wrestling fans while the show is going on via the new WWE Raw Interactive service.

World Wrestling Entertainment had a press conference yesterday announcing plans behind the first interactive pay-per-view in the company’s history, Taboo Tuesday. It was announced that fans will be the deciding factor behind what matches are to take place, stipulations for matches and even picking what some of the female competitors will be wearing at [...]

Here is your chance to own your very own motor speedway! Just think of how many ways you could impress the neighbors with that one.

How often have you watched a movie and though, “Hey I could do that!” or “A trained monkey could do a better movie than this”. Well, now it is time to put your money where your mouth is, so to speak. Director Kevin Smith has launched a new Web site for up and [...]

Real Networks has undercut Apple by slashing their music downloads to 49 cents a song. In comparison to Apple’s 99 cents a song, it is a big drop in price. After Real Networks said a few weeks ago that they have found a way for their songs to be played on Apple’s IPod, [...]

Watch out Go Daddy, Yahoo is entering the domain name selling business. Starting today, Yahoo will start the sell of domain names as a part of their small business services. They have already entered the world of Web hosting, E-mail, and Web design. This seems like the next logical step for them.

Microsoft has yet again delayed Service Pack 2. The release date they had been planning for, August 16, 2004, got pushed back at the last moment to give third-party vendors more time to release patches and updates for the programs they have that might be affected by SP2.