Archive for July, 2006
Jon Stewart and Microsoft Weigh In on Net Neutrality
Sure glad that I tuned into Save the Internet today. There’s a link to a hilarious, and perhaps the most easy-to-understand, explanation of Net Neutrality, from the Jon Stewart Show. Sports the requisite jokes about Sen. Steven’s brilliant statement, “The Internet is a series of tubes,” and an inside joke about John Hodgman (“Hi, I’m [...]
Links for Thursday, July 27, 2006
Addicted to Oil
http://blogs.onenw.org/jon/archives/2006/07/25/addicted-to-oil/ “Very, very nicely done bit of viral agitprop:”
12 Ways to Fail at E-mail
http://michaelstein.typepad.com/michael_stein/2006/07/twelve_ways_to_.html “1) Not Collecting Email Addresses, 2) Buying Email Addresse, 3) Investing More in Their Web Site than in Email…”
Steve Andersen’s observations on nonprofit software
http://michaelstein.typepad.com/michael_stein/2006/07/steve_andersens.html “The best way to build software for nonprofits is to find tools that [...]
News on NonProfit Web Site Layouts
The NonProfit Times Weekly just published a study of nonprofit Web site layouts. It shows that there is a lot of consistency in placing standard items such as logos and search boxes, as well as standard use of conventions and technologies such as three-column format and the use of Flash video.
These are all good [...]
