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Intranets Must be Task-Centric

An organization-centric intranet is departmental-based. A staff-centric intranet is task-based. Organization-centric intranets fail. Task-centric intranets succeed. Here’s why.

Europe: PriceRunner Makes Deal With MSN

Comparison shopping results delivered by MSN in France and the United Kingdom will arrive from PriceRunner, which is part of online advertising firm ValueClick.

Location, Location, Location – Site vs. Customers

Another thing the web hosting company forgot to tell you An aspect overlooked by many site owners, and one that gets minimal coverage in web design or SEO articles etc, is the importance of server location to your site rankings, traffic and consequent success.

The Five Principles of Keeping a Strategic Focus

Adopting and maintaining a strategic focus in small business plans ensures that the most important issues are addressed. Operating from this mindset is essential in developing a successful small business and mentoring staff development.

Is DHTML Dead?

September 1997 saw the release of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 4, an event which not only changed the face of web development but officially marked the start of the infamous ‘Browser Wars’.

Yahoo Wraps Up Hack Day

Hackers spent 24 hours on September 29-30 with various Yahoo engineers and other coders for fellowship and rapid application development using Yahoo’s myriad APIs and technology to build demos for fun.

Prime Your Customer List for a New Product

Are you going to introduce a new product or service to the market place? Do you want to know how to introduce this new product or service to your well established customer list?

Trunking And Trunking Protocols

To earn your CCNA or CCNP certification, youve got to understand the basics of trunking. This isnt just a CCNA topic – you must have an advanced understanding of trunking and etherchannels to pass the BCMSN exam and earn your CCNP as well.

Google Buys Garage Where it all Began

The Google boys have come a long way since their start-up days in a rented garage. AP reports Brin and Page have purchased the home (and the garage) where the company first started.

For Podcasters, Its Love, Not Money

At the close of the Podcast and Portable Media Expo, the feeling is that you are among an elite group of Web 2.0 trailblazers. True, they’re all running businesses and promoting their brands, but they still carry with them the now traditional mantra “content is king” like a Coat of Arms.

7 Podcast Monetization Strategies
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Paul Colligan seems a big fan of over-delivering. Though his presentation at the Podcast and Portable Media Expo was entitled “7 Proven Strategies to Monetize Your Podcast in 30 Days or Less,” my notes reached a length of five pages, containing no fewer than 20 websites to consider, and an entire industry compacted into one hour.

Crunching Numbers Doesnt Interest Podcasters

“This is really the holy grail,” said Patrice Curtis, of Curtis Research Group to a nearly empty room at the Podcast Metrics session of the Podcast and Portable Media Expo. “Everyone should be in this room.” Maybe everyone was at the Turning Passion Into Profits, or Marketing’s New Change-Agent.

Measuring Internal Search w/ Functional Web Analytics

This is Part IX in an (epic) Series on Functional Web Analytics.

Miami Herald Taps SearchMax For Ads

Newspaper publisher McClatchy Company and local online ad tech firm WebVisible have deployed SearchMax at The Miami Herald as a follow up to its deployment at the Star Tribune in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Ask Upgrades Sponsored Listings and Bloglines

Ask.com has given users a twofer to start off their Monday morning.

Im jealous of Open Hack Dayers

Beck showed up at the Yahoo Open Hack Day. Wow. Michael Arrington, who helped arrange the event, begged me to come and said I’d really be blowing it if I didn’t go.

7 Deadly Sins of Business Podcasts

Leesa Barnes, author of the book Jumpstart Your Podcast, is a veteran, if there can be one in the podcast world, of using the medium as a marketing vehicle.

Laportes Podcast Agenda: Dont Screw It Up

It’s only fitting that Leo Laporte should open this year’s Podcast and Portable Media Expo with the first keynote – he’s some sort of god among this crowd – the phrase “star-struck” was a steady drumbeat in the pact, and hushed, ballroom.

Google PageRank Update

According to WebMastersWorld Forum there is a Google PageRank update happening right now.

Macs Can Chat Better Thanks To Microsoft

Microsoft released its newest chat client, Messenger 6.0, for the Macintosh platform in Universal Binary form.

Is Google Protecting Your Publisher ID?

Jensense writes that a growing number of publishers are seeing hackers edit their websites, substituting the publisher’s AdSense ID for another, in order to basically steal that publisher’s revenue.

Why your company should be selling on eBay

Why your company should be selling on eBay Summary Sale on eBay accounts to 10% of the entire world’s ecommerce sales and in the UK, eBay accounts for more page views than Google, Yahoo and MSN put together.

Google Talk: Now For Everyone

Perhaps realizing that limiting to just the audience of Gmail created an unnecessary barrier, Google now allows absolutely anyone to create an account for use with Google Talk. Good call!

Being Honest With Windows In China

One blogger decided to try to be honest and buy a legal copy of Windows XP in China, and found out the hard way that honesty just wasn’t going to pan out.