A quick follow-up to part 2 of this series. The point here is important…when users make mistakes, present the errors in a way so that your visitors and understand what the problem is and what they need to do to fix it.
I’m no economist, but something has to give “Old, vintage and rusty blue gas pump located at a gas station at Los Alamos.” by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash One dollar and sixty cents a liter. Gas hit this stellar mark here in Vancouver?—?making it the highest gas prices in North America ever?—?and while I haven’t seen prices…
A very interesting comparison. Bottom line…if you research for a living the Internet is a powerful tool, but should be just one tool in your arsenal. Guardian Unlimited | Online | On your marks, get set, search …
This is an exciting development, but as the article continues, MS is still the holdout with no native support for IE. Now this concerns me because it seems that whenever MS finally decides to jump on a bandwagon they hijack it and we're all drawn down a different path. I'd really hate for webfeeds to…
Update from today's Shared Spaces briefing… Today's highlights: Near-Time Flow 1.0.1; Macromedia Contribute 3 and the Web Publishing System; META Group on LCS 2005; Parlano and xtendx; Gordano GMS 10; Winfessor SoapBox Framework 1.9; BrokerTalk; Market readiness for collaborative workspaces; Near-Time is working towards the release of Version 1.0.1 of Near-Time Flow, its peer-to-peer collaborative…
From the Globe and Mail today on wireless Internet access nearly everywhere: By air, sea or rail, travellers can stay connected Until recently, going on-line on the road meant Internet access from hotels and perhaps Internet cafés. Getting a connection while actually moving was more difficult and usually slow, using cellular modems and the basic…
The problem with articles like this is that while they do represent a real problem, they are also used as ammunition against telecommuting. But, as the first comment pointed out, companies have not leveraged the cheap and widely available realm of desktop-based video conferencing. Even if it isn't like t.v. or what the entertainment industry…
