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Time for Yahoo to Close Groups?

Yahoo! Groups needs to implement some ideas so we don't continue to receive spam in our inboxes from mal-groups.

J Powers

Fake Apple Store – Not a New Concept

Jeffrey Powers looks at the fake Apple store that showed up in Kunming. More to the point, this is not the first time a fake store has arisen.

J Powers

Do Paywalls Ever Make Sense?

There was a recent article at Arstechnica.Com describing how The Times in the U.K. ended up cutting its web traffic in half by simply requiring registration so that viewers could read their articles. Prior to this, the articles on the site were freely available. The registration requirement is in anticipation of their future paywall plans. I have to admit that

tomwiles

NING Cuts Staff, Turns Off Free Model

Last month, Ning CEO Gina Bianchini was replaced by Jason Rosenthal - which made me wonder if some big changes were afoot. I guess I was right as it turns out Ning is changing their business model. Let's look at what happened and what that means to you. This letter was posted over on TechCrunch: Team, When I became CEO

J Powers

Checking Your Website with Browsershots

I always forget about this website.  When I finally go there to check my site amongst OS browsers, I always find one small problem. Quick change in the CSS and everything is all better. I am talking about Broswershots. They simply take my site and call it up using different browsers on all Operating Systems. Linux, PC, Mac and BSD

J Powers

McAffee: .cm Top Level Domains are the Worst

McAffee put out their annual "Mapping the Mal Web" report. It is a PDF that lets you know how risky a website in a Top Level Domain (TLD) can be. Since the .com is so widely used, it's easy to say it's on the top of the list. But it's not #1 - that dubious honor is left to Camroon

J Powers