So Happy Together – How Agile Can Align Marketing and Development
In a recent blog post on Digiday, Joe Lozito suggests an interesting paradigm shift about how Marketers need to think like Developers. He contests that, “Any kind of digital marketing execution — from an online banner to a mobile app to a Facebook page to a transactional, e-commerce website — is software development…”. He talks [...]
Small Businesses Need Local Online Marketing
A new doorstop was delivered to my home last month. It replaced the one I received around the same time last year. Every June, a new phone directory arrives, and I dutifully replace the weathered one stored in the corner used to prop open my front gate with my shiny clean new one. While I [...]
Keeping Control of Your Information Online
This past month has been chock full of headlines about collecting and managing information, especially from companies with large user bases. Congress is pressing Google on privacy issues; Facebook is making privacy settings more complicated; MySpace is simplifying privacy settings; Facebook is simplifying the settings, wait, what day is it again? The bottom line is [...]
None of This Stuff Matters – The Future of Web Design
Fancy new tricks made possible by newer browser versions is a great tool to improve the user experience. However, not all browsers support the same features. According to a recurring theme from the Future of Web Design conference in New York, that’s ok. What matters is that the user experience remains the same. Fonts looking [...]
Debian Pushes Development of kFreeBSD Port
This is really such a cool idea. Having the FreeBSD kernel available in Debian as an option would give so much flexibility for those of us who use FreeBSD and Debian on our servers. Click here for the whole announcement.
Generating Excitement
I really believe that the passion and enthusiasm to change fundamentally how some things work are what makes our product so unique.












