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Argh, which is it? Should we be worried that the Internet could come caving down around us or are we truly getting our feathers ruffled over nothing?

While I am a fan of blogging, including them with Yahoo News may not be the greatest idea in the world. I mean, talk about no checks and balances!

I don’t really care what others say Web 2.0 is. And to be frank, that in and of itself is also another definition of Web 2.0 - it is what you make it. Efficient, community oriented and yours.

Beat your competition with less. In my opinion, truer words were never spoken. And to be honest, I can think of a number of Web based companies that might do well to heed that advice.

I’ll be the first to admit that these days, privacy for Websites is a touchy subject. With speculation as to whether or not even password protected sites should in fact, be secure from prying eyes is sure to stir up some serious debate.

Hmm, not too sure about MSN merging with AOL, or anyone else for that matter. Still, the reasoning presented below does offer a compelling argument.

In an ongoing battle to respond to Macromedia’s Web design software, Microsoft has released what they hope to be the answer to their prayers in this battle royal.

If you are one of those people who would love to tryout WordPress as a CMS, but just can’t seem to find the courage to take the plunge, I believe that the following article might be a great point to use has a home base. Granted, this is more a review than a how-to. However, [...]

If you’ve been online a few years, you can remember the glory days of Webrings. Webrings are a directory of sites in a specific topic or main theme. There is one main site or home page which gives the links to start you surfing from one site to the next; a trail of links relevant [...]

Scoble offers some interesting thoughts on the MS VS Google problem. And while Google does a to irk me no end, the reality is that Microsoft will not likely have a snowballs chance of ‘out-thrilling’ users within the Web space. Google has their user’s complete and undivided attention. That folks, is going to be hard [...]

While I may differ on a number of points, on the whole this was a well written piece that sheds some light on Web 2.0 and Glocalization.

Have to admit, the Web 2.0 lineup sounds pretty impressive. Debates, presentations, definitely wish I could attend myself.

Think that search technology is doing all that it can for your shopping needs. Judging from what I am reading here, I think that it could actually do more.

Looks like the guys behind KatrinaSafe.com have been putting it in overtime. My hats off to you and the hard work you’ve put into the site.

Open Source is software available to be freely used and improved. The code/ script is open for anyone to play around with. Most people have encountered the term open source at some point while investigating freeware.
Do you know about Open Content? In this case the content (text, image, audio) can be used and modified [...]

I have created a monster, it’s yet another site for writers. Don’t groan and click away! I’ve had really nice (and sincere) compliments on my babbles for writers. The articles, writing prompts and inspiring quotations come from three years working for other writing sites and newsletters. Now I’m doing it for myself. Which is why [...]

Autoresponders? Wow, does that take me back! Today I located a blog that looks at differences and similarities between this 1990’s technology and RSS syndication methods. Check out this post for instance…

I know that by now, you must be feeling like this topic has been discussed to death. But the more I read up on this, the more I have to wonder how Skype can possibly respond to this new Google IM? I mean, this is Google people!

So is this what it’s like when education and technology collide? Some might believe this is the case, but really, is it not just a really great podcast show discussing Web 2.0 and Technology? Speaking for myself, I like to believe so.

Hmm, it appears that we are going to be exposed to some new branding from the folks that bring us the IE browser.