Can’t believe another PDC came and went. The year is whizzing by so fast. Here are some thoughts and observations from PDC 2009. 1. Overall, I thought that this year’s … Continue reading Part II: PDC 2009 – Thoughts and Observations on PDC
You may have seen many hosts touting their “green” status lately. Hey, green is good, right? But what does it really mean? At home you may do things to reduce … Continue reading It’s not easy being green
Here’s an interesting article I found that says Twitter is in talks with both Google and Microsoft regarding access to Twitter’s real-time Tweets and Tweeps: There is data in the … Continue reading Twitter – In Control and Has Power
I was in the audience of the Tuesday, August 11th, Keynote Cloud Panel session entitled “Shaping the Cloud Opportunity: Vision and Growth for the Future” at HostingCon 2009 in Washington … Continue reading Shared Hosting Is Dead! Really? Again?
Since we are on the topic of search engines, how many of you out there remember, HotBot, WebCrawler, DogPile, AllTheWeb, MetaCrawler, or InfoSeek (go.com)? Better yet, how many of you … Continue reading A Walk Down Search Engine Memory Lane
File this under; “Is this April Fools?” You have to think sometimes that anything could be patented. It turns out that Google was able to get a patent on their … Continue reading All Your Simple Search Pages Are Belong to Google
There is increasing discussion about how real-time Web 2.0 services like Twitter and Facebook could actually threaten search giant Google. How can that be? Well, imagine Google is like a … Continue reading The Now Web vs. The Then Web
A problem that’s been plaguing many web sites across the Internet and the web sites of our customers as well is the Gumblar infection. Unlike other attacks that usually subside … Continue reading Gumblar – are you safe?