Site Design: Website Ownership Revisited
From: www.wilsonweb.com

" Date: Oct 5, 2005, 04:30 PST"

Site Design: .tv Domain
From: www.wilsonweb.com

" Date: Oct 4, 2005, 13:46 PST"

E-Mail Marketing: Harvesting E-Mail Addresses and the CAN-SPAM Act
From: www.wilsonweb.com

"Harvesting e-mail address in order to develop an spam list is illegal under the CAN-SPAM Act. Just because people might be stupid enough to expose their e-mail address on a website, doesn't give a marketer permission to send them unwanted e-mails. Date: Sep 28, 2005, 04:34 PST"

Ads and Affiliates: Review: Winning Results with Google AdWords
From: www.wilsonweb.com

" Date: Sep 21, 2005, 18:24 PST"

Marketing Tools: Review: WebPosition 4
From: www.wilsonweb.com

"WebPostion 4 includes reports that are much more graphically oriented, and worth the price of the upgrade. The new version also adds more search engines it can track. WebPosition's reintroduction of Link Popularity, however, is too meager to be of much use in Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Date: Sep 14, 2005, 10:55 PST"


Microsoft Extends To Embrace Security Market
From: www.webpronews.com

"Microsoft Client Protection will fight spyware, viruses, and other threats to the Windows operating system."

Peering Into Internet Dispute
From: www.webpronews.com

"Level 3 has cutoff the peering connection to Cogent Communications, and that has disrupted Internet service for customers."

Rumor: Weblogs.com Sold To Verisign
From: www.webpronews.com

"Latest rumor, as reported on Jason Kottke's site: Weblogs.com sold to Verisign? Note: this is different than weblogsinc.com, which WAS sold to AOL yesterday."

Technorati-Edelman Blog Survey Results Published
From: www.webpronews.com

"Things will be a bit quiet here until the weekend as I'm on the road. Meanwhile, take a look at the results of the Technorati/Edelman blog survey that was conducted late last month."

Microsoft Unveils Speech Tech Acquisition
From: www.webpronews.com

"Some of Unveil Technologies' intellectual property pertaining to speech recognition has been purchased by Microsoft."


Free Speech Backs Blunt Bloggers
From: www.wired.com

"Anonymous bloggers go unrevealed after crass criticism of politician starts defamation suit. Also: China joins the format wars with its own next-gen DVD…. PSP no longer safe from hack attacks.… and more."

Yahoo's Top Dog Nips at Google
From: www.wired.com

"With Google's continuing diversification pushing the search engine company increasingly in his path, Yahoo chairman Terry Semel drops his usual restraint to criticize his rival for lacking a clear plan. Google's returns would suggest otherwise."

The Future Needs Futurists
From: www.wired.com

"Being a futurist might sound neat, but it's not clear what sorts of qualifications, if any, it requires. Professional futurists -- those who make a living forecasting what's next -- are looking to change that. By Joanna Glasner."

You've Got Blog
From: www.wired.com

"AOL buys its way into the blog world. Also: ATI plays catch-up to Nvidia with its new chipset…. Australia rules in favor of PlayStation modders…. and more."

The New Small Screen: IPod Video
From: www.wired.com

"Apple is expected to announce a new iPod capable of playing video. Also: EarthLink wins bid to take Philadelphia wireless.... Yahoo gets local with its acquisition of Upcoming.org.... and more."


Joseph Carrabis on Usability
From: www.webword.com

" Usability Studies 101: Forests & Trees Usability Studies 101: Maslow’s Hammer "

What is Google?
From: www.webword.com

" “Google is the world’s largest advertising agency.” (reference) "

The Run Down: Microsoft and AJAX
From: www.webword.com

" “Atlas” enables you to develop Web applications that can update data on a Web page by making direct calls to a Web server — without needing to round trip the page. With “Atlas”, you can take advantage of the best of ASP.NET and server-side code while doing much of the work in the browser, enabling [...]"

Monday Kick Start: Get Reading!
From: www.webword.com

" Tim O’Reilly — What Is Web 2.0 Wikipedia — The Long Tail BBC — Anthropology in Business Inc. — Anthropologists Help Explain Consumer Behavior Amazon — Nifty Diamond Search Slider Widgets Elegant Hack — Widgetopia Silicon Valley — Ignoring others way too easy with gadgets Expero Inc. — Free Usability Advice (Oddly enough, Expero is a technology driven company. Strange for [...]"

Socialized Enhancement to Search
From: www.webword.com

" I think it would be cool to increase the priority (relevancy) of my search results based on what my trusted friends and colleagues viewed and/or recommended. Seems to me like some sort of P2P engine could collect our activities and share it out. The closer the relationship, greater the trust, and higher interaction, [...]"


This Is Your Blog
From: www.marketingsecrets.com

"As you can tell, I haven't been posting to this blog very much. I've been too busy running my own Internet businesses, but also, it's hard to just write for the sake of writing. Especially when I really don't know..."

'Uh Oh' Here It Comes Again!
From: www.marketingsecrets.com

"Another Internet Marketing shockwave will hit in the next few days... ...Are You Ready For It?..."

Thank You, Microsoft
From: www.marketingsecrets.com

"I recently reported that Yahoo was in the process of launching its own AdSense type program (which is great news for web publishers). Well, it appears as if Microsoft won't be far behind... There's no news yet about Microsoft creating..."

More Yahoo 'AdSense Clone' News
From: www.marketingsecrets.com

"News.com recently reported more information about Yahoo entering Google's AdSense territory. Check out the story here. Yahoo is already building an opt-in notification list for publishers that are interested in their "upcoming programs." Get on the list NOW to be..."

Good News For Us!
From: www.marketingsecrets.com

"Well, it appears as if my speculation is finally coming true... Over a year ago, I predicted that Yahoo would follow Google's AdSense lead and release a similar program of their own. They'd have to in order to keep up..."