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I have a whole list of people that I would like to point in this general direction, let me tell ya. Understanding the need and value of Web standards is the first step to getting people on board with using them in their own work.

Now this calender is not likely going to be a replacement for your Outlook program, but it might be a help to your family as it is shown that having a household synced in on a calender can help make things run a little smoother.

Website requirements and myths - who really draws the line here? Well, that is a difficult question to answer to be frank. What it really comes down to is one person’s awesome design job is another’s Website in dire need of a redesign. It’s all opinion…

Times are good for corporate Web designers it would seem. Based on the details coming from AdWeek, the larger corporate market truly understands the importance of having a decent Website built for them by pros.

Based on what I have been reading lately, I am beginning to think that MySpace and other portals like it are custom made for pedophiles.

It’s the New Year and time for pundits everywhere to predict every possibility that 2006 will bring.
I assembled a list as well, and the more I looked at it, the more it became obvious that each item led to one uber-trend for 2006.
I share this with a minor tremor of trepidation. I worked in [...]

An interesting thought: Mac or PC for Web design. Many folks out there might automatically say PC because of convenience, but the new Macs make for interesting alternatives…

First of all, I believe that if someone is paying for content, the source should be trusted. You know, like in your local newspaper. We also must not forget that in many cases, the ‘truth’ is a way of looking at a particular situation. Just my thinking…

With all of the talk of how we can save time by using both the Mac and the PC in the same machine to save time as Web developers, one cannot help but wonder if this is already being done?

Boy, I suppose this solidifies the fact that you can indeed make money with blogs…once you understand the basic mechanics that is.

“It’s funny ’cause it’s true.” Yup, that is that is the first thought that came to mind as I read more about this site, Hogwash. It is interesting how we can find a substantial amount of truth in the fiction out there…

As a rule, I try to cease and desist with the posting of forum threads. But in this case, I just had to make an exception. I mean, the thoughts being expressed here in regard to Web design really ought to be shared, no?

Last year, I made predictions for 2005 along with the other InformIT folks. The original list isn’t online anymore, but I posted the 2005 predictions along with what really happened. I batted average. Some on the mark and some way out there.
So continuing the tradition, I wrote up my thoughts for this year and linked [...]

Must say, I might not have thought enough to use MySpace to research a trouble child. I suppose the concept has some merit.

While there is apparently little doubt that Microsoft Live is lacking in specific areas, could the suggestions below be all that is really needed to turn this thing around?

And this folks, is just one of the many reasons I’d never use Yahoo for anything short of Web search…

While Internet use in places like China and India has been growing for some time now, we need to understand that now more than ever, growth is really beginning to pickup in the e-commerce sector. In the coming years, I suspect much of the continued growth will begin translating into new jobs and even new [...]

I believe that niche markets are the future, pure and simple. And to be frank, this is especially true with search engines and custom searches like ‘Local Search’.

The battle for your media player extends way beyond music these days. But the fight to get content on your devices is just getting started.

Proof that nothing good can ever come from email offers that appear suspicious, the IRS is warning folks about potential scams floating around with regard to tax refunds.