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I have been a fan of Google Analytics for some time now. With the previous look and style it gave to everything, the interface was rather confusing if you didn’t have a college degree in “graphology.” Now though, it looks like it has pushed some of the more confusing features to the back of the […]

When it comes to watching trends in your Web site visitors, you can never have too many tools. On my various different Web projects I have several different stats tracking packages in place. They all don’t work the same so it is good to kind of take an average of what they all […]

One of those wacky new Internet trends is tumblelogging. I promise you it has nothing to do with turning flips or lumberjacks though. Tumblelogs are just like regular blogs, but you don’t have to spend so much time working out all the details of the navigation and features. Instead you focus on […]

After creating a Web site that looks awesome, and you want to share with the masses the next step on your agenda should always be to get similar content to link back to you. How do you make these bonds though? Well the people over at FeedBurner would like for you to do your networking […]

There are dozens of fonts that you can use to display your Web site’s content. From arial to verdana - everybody has a favorite. Have you ever had a tool that would allow you to compare each font and see which one really wins out in a battle for your eyeballs? I think not. That […]

Now before you give me that “Oh no, not another MySpace” look and roll your eyes, give me a chance here. MySiteProfile.com shows a lot of promise for bring folks together. They are set up for the purpose of networking between businesses and meeting new people. Self promotion is welcomed and encouraged.
Here […]

thawte has launched the eighth Crypto Challenge competition. Be the quickest and first to crack the code and win a Garmin GPS Map. Runner’s up prizes of a Viking 32MB USB Storage Device are also up for grabs.
The Crypto Challenge is a fun, ongoing competition aimed at cipher hobbyists. The mysterious cipher genius Mr. […]

Publishing video Online is no simple task. With more video casting options rolling out, I am happy to say that Flash Video Studio seems to be way ahead of the pack. Think of it as mixing the ease of use from audioblog.com and putting it right on your desktop with a few more […]

Scoping the contents of an information site is a tough task. That is why major search engines have become the major, most used, and accessed gateways to anyone’s site pages. They are indeed, by far, the fastest and easiest method to discover and find out whether your site has any content relevant to their interests.
But […]

Today I have some spent some time testing a passionately homegrown open-source web conferencing and live presentation system available right now online.
The brainchild of John McCaughey (of whom I publish a genuine audio recording as he first guides me to explore his baby - available at the end of this article), this is a humble, […]

There are a lot of shopping cart solutions out there today. When signing up for a new Web hosting account, you might notice that you have a few of them built right into your control panel. Sometimes, though, it is better to go out on your own to hunt for a solution that […]

When presenting information online, you want to convey your point as cleanly and as simply as possible. When images are brought into the equation, well, things can get tricky quickly. And if such images must be modified in any way from their original format, well, that’s another set of potential problems right there! There are […]

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Here at shop4tech.com we offer a wide array of blank DVD media. Our DVD media ranges from our house brand, high-quality DVD media to the more prevalent manufacturers of DVD media carried at most major retailers.
We carry blank DVD brands from companies like Maxell, Verbatim, TDK, Optodisc, Taiyo Yuden, and many, many more. All […]

Ok, so now we’re on the 5th installment of a 6-part series on Adobe CS2. Today’s spotlight is on a program that isn’t as famous as Photoshop or Illustrator, but Version Cue can be a very useful application for file saving and knowing exactly what version and filename convention to use. Here are some […]

After taking a little break from writing about Adobe products, I am raring to go with part 4 of our Adobe CS2 series. This is probably because today’s featured resource is one of my favorite web development applications on my pc. GoLive is my html editor of choice, so I was very excited […]

For anyone who knows the frustrations of manually finding your competitor’s paid search terms in Google, this program may ease some pain. GoogSpy is a site that gives an inside look into your competitors search engine keyword bidding. It can also tell you how your competitors rank naturally in the top ten results […]

Here at shop4tech.com, we offer a wide array of blank DVD media. Our DVD media ranges from our house brand, high-quality DVD media to the more prevalent manufacturers of DVD media carried at most major retailers.
We carry blank DVD brands from companies like Maxell, Verbatim, TDK, Optodisc, Taiyo Yuden, and many, many more. All […]

The advertising department in any company will regularly look at the methods that they are using to get the word out about a product, and will try to improve on current methods, or brainstorm new ones. It’s a known fact that online advertising can work, but many times people forget about using the desktop as […]

Dave, I was reading this evening that there’s a new HTML tag in town called “nofollow” and that it’s supposed to prevent weblog spam somehow? Can you explain what it’s about and how it can possibly help prevent spam appearing in Weblogs?