Sep 12, 2009

Search Engine Optimization Author : Matthew Loop DCAre you a chiropractor who's purchased an expensive website, only to find that new patients are not knocking your door down like your practice management group promised you? If you can believe it, this applies to the majority of chiropractic professionals that shell-out big bucks on sophisticated web (Read More)

Sep 11, 2009

readwriteweb LTech, an enterprise partner of Google, has released a new control panel for Google Apps with bells and whistles to make managing the suite easier for IT. In addition to general cloud services LTech has a useful series of modules for enhancing Google Apps, such as a utility for backing up Google Docs. While Google has attem (Read More)

Sep 12, 2009

Small Business Trends How successful you are in any economy is really a function of your mindset. The plethora of messages we receive every day try to convince us that the situation is dire and that we are at the mercy of the economy and the companies who may or may not employ us.Since the onset of this economic environment I’ve noticed a recu (Read More)

Jun 24, 2009

Gizmodo It's safe to say we've hit the third generation of netbooks. They're nice now. The HP Mini 5105 strikes at Asus Eee Seashell's fancily contoured plastic with aluminum and magnesium. Oh yeah, and 95-percent chiclet keyboard that feels fantastic. The weird, chewy line between netbook and notebook gets blurrier with a standard (Read More)

May 19, 2009

Submitted by Joecitizen from blog: Network of satellites could begin to fail as early as 2010US government officials are concerned that the quality of the Global Positioning System (GPS) could begin to deteriorate as early as next year, resulting in regular blackouts and failures – or even dishing out inaccurate directions to millions of people worldwide.Rea (Read More)

Mar 26, 2009

Gizmodo Sam Grobart of the NYTime says the iPhone's lackluster reception has a silver lining: it's a convenient and believable excuse when dodging calls. I'll go one step further in this theory and say you can probably use the same excuse when hanging up on boring calls. Not that I'd ever do this to any of you. [NYTimes] . (Read More)

Mar 27, 2009

Reuters TROY, Mich. (Reuters) - After months without access to fresh loans and facing persistent weak orders many U.S. small businesses, a prime source of jobs for the struggling economy, may be forced to close in coming months. . (Read More)

Mar 25, 2009

ReadWriteWeb Public collaboration, network effects, crowdsourcing - call it what you will, the read/write web is based largely on projects where the value of the whole is greater than the sum of countless parts. Those parts are contributed by individual people all over the world, often for free. It's world-changing stuff, but can busi (Read More)

Mar 25, 2009

Computerworld Blogs - Linux After failing to fully connect a mixed home Wi-Fi network of Win 98, XP, Vista, Mac OS and Linux machines, I turn to Linux to replace Win 98, but things don't start out well at all. read more . (Read More)

Mar 26, 2009

Gizmodo Society's bad eggs are increasingly turning to the use of BlackBerry devices to skirt detection from law enforcement. Authorities report they have trouble intercepting illicit emails and conversations because of the relatively secure BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Developed by Research in Motion (RIM), the BlackBerry Enterpr (Read More)

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