Archive for the 'Blogflux' Category

Anti Globalist, Anti American and Anti Western World Bloggers

Thursday, June 12th, 2008

Today on the Internet we have hundreds of anti-everything type bloggers, who attack US policy, the World Bank and claim that we are the cause of the World’s ills. Not once will they blame the corruption of second tier nations or those of the third world. These bloggers yell; The US is killing women and […]

10 Tips to Improve the Comment Section of Your Blog

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

For many blog posts, the comments section - where the discussion occurs - is as important as the post itself.
This is where the original idea or technique gets tested, refined and extended, questions are answered, and other options to it are presented.
Consequently, it’s worth taking the time to make your comments section as user-friendly and […]

Movable Type 3.2- A Blogging Software

Saturday, January 19th, 2008

Movable Type 3.2 is one of the best weblog publishing platform for organizations businesses, web developers and developers. It has powerful customization features that give the control over everything you publish and the elegant interface keeps things simple and clear. It is widely used by bloggers as well as companies interested in nanopublishing, intranet knowledge […]

Blog the New World, Blog it Right

Sunday, December 30th, 2007

Blogging is a free service on the World Wide Web. My 62 year old mother has a Blog. Those of you, who think having your own Blog or Weblog, are beyond your capabilities on the computer, you may have a surprise coming.
You don’t have to know HTML (code that web pages are written in) to […]

Want financial freedom?Then continue reading.

Monday, December 3rd, 2007

-I’m the guy you see driving down the street in a Ferrari with
the top down, and you think to yourself, “What an ass!” And you
know what? You’re right. But so what? Do you think I really
value your opinion? I’m a rich jerk, so I couldn’t care less. I
cut through the BS. If you find me […]

Why You Should Set Up A Wordpress Blog Instead Of A Website

Monday, October 29th, 2007

You’ve read that you should have a blog. If you are new to the Internet and you barely know what a blog is you may be a little bit confused. Don’t worry, there is a solution and it is very simple; and simple is what I’m about.
Let’s say that you have a product to sell, […]

Building Online: How Architects Use Extranets for Online Collaboration

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

Traditionally, architects are a conservative bunch who fiercely
guards “company secrets.” As a result, the idea of using an
extranet to share documents and collaborate with others has been
totally alien.
But tradition is rapidly changing. Increasingly, architectural
firms are using extranets to share documents in a secure
environment. Why? Because projects move faster, clients are
happier, and everything - from schedules […]

Invasion of the Blogs: Is a blog right for your business?

Friday, October 19th, 2007

Lemmings are cute, but dumb. If you tell them to jump off a
cliff, they will. Just like the people who start blogs because
everyone is doing it. Guess what happens after a little while?
The blogs die.
In managing a list of many Web sites, most of which are blogs, I
deleted countless sites from the list because the […]

Getting Started With Videoblogging

Friday, August 24th, 2007

Videoblogging is the next generation of posting ideas and
products over the internet. Everybody knows about textblogging.
Now they use videos for a better way of expression. This form of
communication may entail a lot of resources, but it is all worth
it. If pictures say a thousand words, videoblogging exceeds that
by far.
A videoblog requires larger disk spaces […]

The Basics of Blogging and Web Site Creation - Part One: Content Is King

Sunday, August 12th, 2007

My fellow writers at the Absolute Writers Forum (known lovingly as the AW Water Cooler or just Cooler) are the reason for these next series of articles so I wish to thank them.
In the next few series of articles, I will try and deal with some of the very basic technical jargon and skills that […]