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July 2006 Archives

Cuban's response July 28, 2006
Mark Cuban agrees with me on the quality of most of the suggestions for improving movie marketing.

Magic mirror July 27, 2006
I have no idea what I’d connect it to, but I really want a magic...

Google Calendars in iCal July 27, 2006
How to sync your Google Calendar with iCal

Night of the Long Tail July 27, 2006
The long tail can be scary for ad executives.

Movie marketing on a budget July 25, 2006
Mark Cuban’s looking for more cost effective ways to market movies.

37 Signals -- Small no more? July 20, 2006
37 Signals used to be proud of the fact they needed no outside investment.

Highlighting form fields with unobtrusive JavaScript July 19, 2006
Automatically highlight the form fields on your web page.

Rick Segal gets Inuitive July 17, 2006
Bad software’s like a toilet seat in the grocery store.

Double slam July 16, 2006
The Mets today hit two Grand Slams in the same inning. Think that’s amazing? In...

Think or do July 13, 2006
Ideas are a dime a dozen. Executing them is what’s valuable.

SimpleComments and MT 3.3 - fixed July 12, 2006
An update to SimpleComments ensures compatibility with the latest MT versions.

MySQL performance blog July 12, 2006
Anyone working with MySQL should be reading the MySQL Performance Blog. There’s some great insights...

Link sales at W3C July 12, 2006
So text link ads are okay according to some. Do you feel the same if...

A million parts July 12, 2006
Jeff Jarvis has a brilliant guest piece that sums up the changing roles of content...

Huff to Astros July 12, 2006
Third baseman Aubrey Huff moves from Tampa to Houston. The 'stros now have two power-hitting...

Click Fraud corrections July 11, 2006
Click fraud will go away on its own. But is that a good thing?

Oh the irony July 3, 2006
TechCrunch rips PayPerPost, a company that pays bloggers to write blog posts for advertisers. That’s...