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Product Development: 9 Steps for Creative Problem Solving [INFOGRAPHIC]

Latetly we've been discussing how important it is to approach the job of technical development and programming from a creative stance. The key to success is not to think about the nuts and bolts and how to assemble them into a structure, but rather to design the project creatively and visually first. That's why it's better to flowchart a complex

By |October 1st, 2011|

GENWI Launches iPad App Publishing Solution And Enhanced Mobile CMS

GENWI returns with the launch of new publishing and CMS apps for mobile devices.   We first covered GENWI back in 2007, when the company was a social feed reader that allowed users to organize their content feeds by category and share with friends. GENWI has gone through several variations since, most notable among them the launch of iSites, a quick and

By |July 24th, 2011|

Is IT in Your In-House SEO Circle?

As we all entrench ourselves into the current “circles” mania, it’s important for in-house SEOs to add IT into their “SEO Circle.” But how? As we all entrench ourselves into the current “circles” mania, it’s important for in-house SEOs to add IT into their “SEO Circle.” But how? Traditionally, marketing-IT relationships are tumultuous, with both having differing viewpoints on how

By |July 24th, 2011|

In-stream Online Video Boosts Brand Recall

Pre-, mid- and post-roll best video ads for brand marketers. Pre-, mid- and post-roll best video ads for brand marketers Interactive marketers can’t help but look to online video to take advantage of branding potential richer than that for previous online display ad formats. But like its static display counterpart, banner ads, online video advertising can appear in numerous ad

By |July 23rd, 2011|

Google’s Similar Pages Moved

We found this interesting article about Google removing the 'similar links'. There are complaints in the Google Web Search Help forums that Google removed thesimilar link found near the cache link in the search results. I personally do not see them anymore either - although I am not sure if it was removed during or before the new design launched a couple

By |July 12th, 2011|

The Internet Just Ran Out of Numbers

Every available Internet protocol address has now been spoken for. On February 3, it finally happened: the clock ran out on the Internet as we know it. That was the day that the stash of Internet protocol addresses that are used to identify and locate computers connected to the Internet—the telephone numbers of the online world—was exhausted. The problem is

By |July 5th, 2011|
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