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Apple Vs. Amazon: Will the iPad Kill the Kindle?
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on January 27, 2010
Lalee Sadighi seems to think that the new Apple iPad will cut deeply into the market share of Amazon's Kindle. He's probably right... The iPad is Apple's new tablet computer. It was ann...
Cloudsourcing: Cloud Computing and Your Small Business
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on August 31, 2009
It seems like every few weeks we end up talking about cloud computing and its impact on business. Cloud computing has a lot of potential for the business world. It can make your office mobile becaus...
Chrome OS: The Fight is Finally on for Microsoft and Google...
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on July 10, 2009
Two of the giants of the technology world have finally come to blows. And the battle may reshape the industry and impact every business that uses computers. Okay, that sounded dramatic. And Google&...
A Cybersecurity Czar
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on June 6, 2009
A couple of sources (Wired, Venture Beat) commented last week on President Obama's announcement that his administration will create a cybersecurity czar. Most saw the action as a positive step. An...
Working with a Web Designer
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on May 19, 2009
It's getting harder and harder to have a business and not have a web page. But most businesss owners don't really have the in-house talent necessary to create a site on their own. So they find...
Are You LinkedIn? Why...?
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on December 26, 2008
Marianne Paskowski over at BusinessWeek took a look this week at the value of LinkedIn - and she concludes that, well, there isn't much value in it. At least not from a business perspective. In ...
How Long Until EVERYONE Has a Store in Second Life?
Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on November 30, 2008
Four or five years ago I read a newspaper article about a grocery store in Blacksburg, Va., where you could pick out your items on a website, pay with a credit card, and drive down to there store and ...

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Cannot Blog Today - Waiting For Firefox 3
Filed in archive Technology by Gregory Boop on June 17, 2008
And at the end of the day the Internet is still all about Software. - Marc Andreessen Well at 10:00 PDT (17:00 UTC), Firefox 3 was to be officially released. According to ZD Net, as of 10:14 PDT, GetF...
OpenOffice 3.0 Beta is Released
Filed in archive Technology by Gregory Boop on May 8, 2008
Writing is its own reward. -Henry Miller OpenOffice.org has released OpenOffice 3.0 Beta free to download. If you are not familiar with OpenOffice, it is an open source office suite from Sun Microsys...
Four SEO Tools in One Place
Filed in archive Technology by Gregory Boop on March 6, 2008
The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a rightly timed pause. - Mark Twain Sandra Grauschopf, the Contests Guide at about.com, led me to a good mozilla firefox extension...
Twitter for Business
Filed in archive Technology by Gregory Boop on March 3, 2008
"Is whispering nothing? Is leaning cheek to cheek? is meeting noses?" - Shakespeare, The Winter's Tale (I, ii, 284-285)Shara Karasic has an excellent guide to Twitter posted today at wor...
We Experiment with Skype as a Business Tool
Filed in archive Technology by Gregory Boop on February 20, 2008
Great discoveries and improvements invariably involve the cooperation of many minds. - Alexander Graham Bell Skype is Internet telephony software. The software is free to download and allows free tel...
Which Survey Is The Best?
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on December 28, 2007
Have you used an on-line survey to gather information? As one who believes in "writing with the reader in mind" the best way to achieve success is by asking: What is important to you? How ...
Clear Channel Airports Awarded Top Prize for ''Best New Consumer Services Concept in North America
Filed in archive Business Models , Technology by Deborah Brown on December 7, 2007
Have you been in an airport lately? I traveled out of Cleveland and into Phoenix over Thanksgiving and I was struck by the overload of electronics used by passengers in the airport. In the snack b...
Weighting the Different Blogging Platforms
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on November 27, 2007
My Dad, a longtime fan and owner of multiple Macs was reading the recent edition of MacWorld and found an article by Mathew Honan on the different Blog Platforms entitled The Smart Blogger's Gui...
Bloglines Creates Top 1000 Blogs
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on November 14, 2007
I was reading Duct Tape Marketing, as I do regularly, and learned about bloglines new list of the top 1000 blogs. Duct Tape weighs in at #59 which is pretty darn good when you think the measurement ...
Tips for An Effective Blog Move
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on October 12, 2007
Stephen Hopson at Adversity University has moved his blog to Word Press. I applaud his actions as it is a far more challenging experience than you might think. As someone who has moved 28 times, I k...
Websites: Just Get By???
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on October 11, 2007
I'm reading Seth's latest post How to create a good enough website and just the title is enough to send me over the edge. I struggle EVERY DAY to instill a "go above and beyond" att...
Looking for Something Specific?
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on October 8, 2007
Google has another great tool and thanks to John Jantsch for turning me on to Google Custom Search. Imagine a search engine that YOU DESIGN to only contain the sites, blogs and information that you...
Eyeballs and Websites - Are they perfectly matched?
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on September 28, 2007
There is a fast growing career opportunity in the web industry: measuring website usability by tracking the eye patterns. Tip of the hat to Branding and Marketing for news on this latest science: ...
Ooma Launches FREE Domestic Calling System
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on September 19, 2007
There's new technology in the news today. Ooma Inc. a Silicon Valley startup began selling their $399 telephone units today that once installed in homes/businesses with broadband Internet service ...
Back to Basics - Have We Gotten Too Complicated?
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on September 1, 2007
This morning over coffee I'm reading about Zac and Vanessa of HSM fame in People Magazine. Yes, you caught me. What caught my attention was an advertisement for a new cell phone. On the heels of...
Website Statistics: So What?
Filed in archive Marketing , Technology by Deborah Brown on August 8, 2007
I was having an interesting conversation with a customer today. We were talking about website statistics: Unique visits Hits Key words and phrases I said that I had a standing appointment with mysel...
Quick Question about User Names and Passwords
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on July 30, 2007
I just signed up for PRLog to submit a press release on line for a customer and had to assign YET AGAIN a user name and password. How am I supposed to remember what I said? Some want your email, som...
Protecting Against Computer Crash and Burn
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on July 16, 2007
We've all heard stories of computers that have crashed and people loosing all their data. You momentarily feel sorry and think "gosh, glad that wasn't me." But in the last six month...
Blog Wild Defines Trackbacks
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on July 5, 2007
Linking - Pinging - Track Backs - what do they all mean? Andy Wibbels, author of Blog Wild has defined track backs even simple enough for me to understand. I loved his book BlogWild but his blog is a...
FREE Website
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on June 27, 2007
Bob Coppedge of Simplex-IT just turned me on to a FREE opportunity from Microsoft. Looking for web presence but don't have any money? Check out Microsoft Office offering a free website which incl...
25 Websites to Watch
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on June 24, 2007
PC World recently listed the 25 websites to watch. Embedded in the article were the 25 worst websites. Like a "rubber-necker" checking out the details of a car accident in hopes of seeing a...
Are Wiki, Web 2.0 and You Tube Dumbing America?
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on June 24, 2007
That's the question on today's CEO Express Poll and so far the "nos" have it. 18% say yes 63% say no The question comes from a new book on the market: In his book, Andrew Keen (t...
Where Are The Widgets?
Filed in archive Technology by Deborah Brown on June 22, 2007
Wow - widgets seem to be taking over the world. It used to be that your website or blog just had content and maybe an advertisement but then widgets (little pieces of html code) starting popping up to...
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