There seem to be two schools of thought in the Internet marketing world.
The first I call the “rape and pillage” school. These folks don’t know their customers and they don’t want to know their customers. They just want to …
YouTube develops stick(ier) fingers
If you use YouTube to host your videos, you’ve probably noticed some recent changes to the way they do things.
To make a long story short, they’re superimposing a whole lot more stuff on your videos – and it doesn’t …
Sir Tim Berners-Lee – Our hero
It wasn’t that long ago – just 16 years in fact – when there was no such thing as the World Wide Web.
And the Internet? It was for a handful of scientists and uber-geeks only.
Who made the difference? …
Wikis made simple
I sort of understand wikis. I get the theory and I’ve even contributed to some, but i’ve had trouble explaining what a wiki is and why anyone would want to use one.
Bottom line, wikis are about collaboration.
Here’s a …
In praise of Tim Ferriss
I seem to be having at least one animated conversation per day about Tim Ferriss and his book “The 4-Hour Workweek.”
In one of the online bonus sections that buyers of the book get free access to, I read a …
YouTube and blogs
Matt Mullenway, CEO of WordPress, says that 5 to 8% of all blog posts are YouTube videos.
Can this be accurate? If so, the age of the personal TV channel is upon us. It’s possible now for everyone to program …