Posted by Walaika Haskins on Aug 20, 2008
Microsoft announced Tuesday it is easing licensing restrictions for server applications. Companies will no longer be required to pay additional fees to move software within a server farm, the company said. The move is an attempt to remove barriers in order for its enterprise customers to develop more dynamic data centers and enterprise IT systems using virtualization software, according to the software maker. The revamped licensing is ...
Posted by Jeffrey Smith on Aug 20, 2008
Search engine optimization is more than just a series of techniques. It is a concept of continuity, which is why linking out (to other sites) matters equally if not more than who links to your website.
For the sake of relevance and to create the right continuity, you’ll need to create the appropriate signals to search engines that convey (a) your site is an authority and (b) that is it a resource to expedite trust (which equates to pure ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Aug 20, 2008
Well in my Case Yes - Umbraco is going to replace our current user of DotNetNuke on www.WebDatamation.com
I am currently working on creating the templates in Umbraco for the newly designed website. Similar to Sitecore planning, I am having to build the structure of templates based on the homepage and inner page designs. I hope I can keep track of all the issues, so that I can share it with you. Will keep you posted. ...
Posted by John Brandon on Aug 20, 2008
It's not all wine and roses around here at Web 2.0 Watcher. Some of the sites I come across are just plain goofy. Maybe it's just me - I'm not getting the point, or I don't see the potential. Maybe the idea is sound but the implementation needs work. Maybe these sites are just not meant to exist.
Parkingspots.com
I get the idea of mash-ups, and that there is likely an end-user for every mash-up idea (hey, people need to find bus routes on ...
Posted by Darren Slatten on Aug 20, 2008
What's up, YOUmoz! Ok, enough small talk. I'll get right to the point.
I have a 2-page website that I created for the sole purpose of having something to link to from my SEOmoz profile page. My site doesn't really do anything or provide any useful information, but I use it to experiment on sometimes. Over the past 3 months, I've written several YOUmoz posts that include links to my site with the anchor text World's Greatest SEO. I chose this ...
Posted by Steve Lohr on Aug 19, 2008
The data analysts at Gartner came out with a hefty report Monday that ponders the outlook for information technology spending worldwide for the rest of this year and the next few.
It is a number-laden tome whose overall findings aren’t particularly surprising. Spending on information technology worldwide, Gartner projects, will grow at a rate a bit higher than global economic growth — up 10 percent (4.5 percent adjusted for a weak dollar), ...
Posted by Jeff Meisner on Aug 19, 2008
Search engine giant Google has begun testing video ads on its mobile version of YouTube in the U.S. and Japan. The move is an attempt by the Mountain View, Calif.-based search engine to monetize YouTube's video ad potential. Google bought YouTube for $1.65 billion in October 2006. The move is typical for Google, reflecting its penchant for experimentation, said Laura Martin, an analyst with Soleil Media Metrics. "They're being aggressive ...
