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Archive for June, 2005

If you haven’t downloaded Google’s new Google Earth application then what are
you waiting for? The is a glimpse into the future. Google Maps redesigned
mapping programs on the web and this application jumps way beyond. Be sure
to check out the 3D buildings along with the tilt and rotate controls.
http://earth.google.com/

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Searching the web I’ve found 3 great articles written by Joshua Porter on this
topic:

Navigation Habits Within Feed Readers

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RSS has changed how I navigate the web and I’m sure I’m not alone.
I use the Firefox extension, Sage, to track about 70 RSS feeds. These feeds
provide me with all the latest information on web design, marketing, sports news,
and technology news. What I’ve found is that I rarely visit these 70 sites. I use the
feed [...]

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Marketing
Sherpa delivers the bad news to those folks still relying on email as their
primary eMarketing channel. If this doesn’t have you thinking about RSS then I’m
not sure what will.

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I applaud Microsoft’s effort for innovation using its start.com site but why don’t they support
design standards right from the beginning? Most of their beta releases only work
in Internet Explorer. Ignoring the 15% – and growing – Firefox segment of the
browser community isn’t going to help this site grow. After all, many of those
using Firefox are [...]

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It’s amazing how much publicity blogging has received over the past year. It’s
climbed from obscurity to the main stream. Now there are several articles a week
suggesting that blogging is over hyped. Well, truthfully it isn’t hyped enough. I’m
not saying this because I think blogging as it stands now is going to change the
world. It’s the [...]

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There is a huge revolution going on with the web and its taking place without
much notice outside of the inner circle. XML is taking over and it’s going to
change the web drastically over the next couple of years. If you aren’t paying
attention to these changes you better start now. RSS is only the tip of [...]

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