My first computer instructor taught me that there are two kinds of computer users - those who have lost their data and those who are about to :).

How many times have you told yourself (more…)

As with Generation X, there’s some debate as to the timespan that Generation Y covers, but it appears to be generally agreed upon that it applies to those people born between 1977-1994. This means that those born earlier in the period could also be identified as (more…)

I just finished reading an interesting article about 5 words that shouldn’t be used in marketing, more accurately, in advertising. I must admit a couple of them are words that I do use in connection with other projects :). (more…)

eBay is rumored to be launching their blog, wiki and other new user generated content features for eBay sellers at the upcoming annual eBay Live conference; but before eBay merchants get too excited of the prospects of these tools, (more…)

The server logs for your web site can reveal an incredible amount of information about who, or what, is visiting and what they are doing.

Server log analysis is more labor intensive than just viewing visual traffic stats reports, but analysis should be carried out from time to time (more…)

A recent CNN story about a Russian site that allows users to download albums for less than $1, which is *supposedly* legal under Russian law (which I doubt), brought a few points to mind about the serious reputation issues that some some countries still have in the online world. (more…)

The MySpace Profile Tracker issue continues to stir up all sorts of reactions, from those who fruitlessly seek such an application, to striking fear in the hearts of those who feel they may be tracked. (more…)