Andrew
Social Ad Summit Redux
On Monday, I was able to attend the Social Ad Summit in New York which Nick O’Neill from the Social Times put together at Tribeca Rooftop. For being a one-day conference I think it actually managed to pack in a decent amount of content without watering down [...]
Testing Instamapper for My Trip To New York and Boston This Weekend
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New App Menu for Facebook
This is new… I just cant keep up with the facebook design changes anymore. But it is kind of cool.
The Week of My Browser War.
This is just a quick reminder that if you are still using Internet Explorer 6, please for the love of God go update to either Firefox or Internet Explorer 7. I have spent my week trying to fix browser compatibility issues on 3 websites I’ve been working [...]
Facebook Adds New Advertisement Model?
Just logged into facebook to discover a new sort of advertisement in my right sidebar where you typically see the Sponsored gift of the day. It seems that facebook may be trying to diversify its advertising model a bit from typical display and flyer ads by including [...]
My Week in 4 Pictures [Aug 5 Edition]
Last weekend, I bought myself an iPhone 3G. Honestly, I think is on the fast track to becoming the most revolutionary electronic device that has ever entered my life…though I fear my neck may become permanently fixated in a downward position from the time I spend staring [...]
Welcome to WordPress 2.6
Well, I am now running WordPress 2.6 and so far it is rather awesome. So I figured I would post the video from the WordPress Development Blog and the new features (in part because it is good information, and in part because I need to push that [...]
Wordle Makes Your Words Sexy
In catching up with feeds from my favorite design blogs, I came across a post over on SimpleBits about a new tag-cloud generator that has pretty much blown me away all morning. Wordle takes a block of your text, a URL, an RSS feed or a del.icio.us [...]
The End of an Era…and the Beginning of Possibilities.
Today was Bill Gates’ last day at Microsoft. That simple statement of fact is really pretty incredible. I realize that they are very different in what they did, but I cannot help but think of this as being similar to when Washington left the White House. One [...]
Observations from New York [Part 1]: Small Town to the Big City, a Sociological Perspective
Just last night, I returned from a four day trip to New York: my first visit to the City That Never Sleeps and I must say I found that nickname to be very descriptive of my trip there. My original purpose for going was to attend the [...]
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