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Revisiting the CIRA’s TBR lists
If you had a very good “.ca” domain name, chances are you’d never let it go but life being what it is, stuff happens and as such, very good
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Magento Commerce for your e-store
Are you aware that e-commerce sales will double, by 2012? If you are, will you be part of the lucky ones benefiting from it or will your business model
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Firefox 3 rocks the web
Upgrading your web browser should be a cause for celebration, this time around.
Firefox 3 comes with around 14,000 fixes, adjustments and upgrades but if you’re moving up from Firefox
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Is Internet2 a modern day Trojan Horse?
Do you remember the Trojan Horse war tactic?
It’s pretty straightforward. You provide a gift to your ennemy who doesn’t suspect it’s a poisoned one to be rejected outright. As
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New features in AdSense for search
Over time, the Google Adsense service has grown into the biggest online advertising service in the world and this isn’t stopping them from innovating, which is all for the
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Are social networks useful?
At a time when everybody can easily set up a full blown blog (think WordPress), including revenue generating advertising, why would so many people be wasting their time posting
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Third-party ads displayed through AdSense
If you’re an advertiser looking to manage all your online advertising through the powerful Google AdWords interface, things are looking up since Google has decided to display third-party ads,
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Revolution themes make WordPress look great
It’s no secret that almost anybody can launch a WordPress blog since, among other things, the PHP / MySQL script is downloadable for free as “open source” and hundreds
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Yet another price increase for the “.org”
Just last year, in 2007, the Public Interest Registry (known as the PIR) hiked the price of “.org” domains by 2,5% to $6,15 but that apparently wasn’t enough since
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Verisign’s push for stronger SSL encryption
If visitors to your web site need to transfer sensitive information, they’ll feel a lot better knowing their session is encrypted with SSL.
Why is that?
Well, in the case of
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