The KISS principle (Keep it simple, stupid) is needed to make an operating system or software work properly, including a great user interface and straightforward software code… but do either Microsoft or Google deliver? We tell you why both might fail the test.
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Google Chrome,
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software usability,
tools2watch,
Toshiba customer service,
trends2watch,
Windows 7,
Windows Vista
Facebook and Twitter can be a terrible distraction during the workday – both may fail to create results for a small business’ bottom line but potential solutions are offered in this post.
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Facebook overload,
girls guide to everthing,
girls wanna have fun,
how does it work,
new communication models,
small business,
social media overload,
social technology,
Twitter overload
Predictions and strategies aplenty for a recessionary 2009 regarding new media, advertising and public relations. This story focuses on actionable objectives for a software start-up. Now I am off to this new year’s party.
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media measurement,
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why benchmark SM?
Ever more users enjoy their browsing experience with Firefox (check out Firefox 3, it’s great). Moreover, being aware of information security issues many Firefox users protect themselves better against script-side attacks, they take advtange of the Java noScript add-on for Firefox.Unfortunately, ever more often blogs require one to give temporary permission for certain scripts to […]
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Ian Fernando,
interface perceptions,
malicious code,
risk management,
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security,
technical features,
technical matters,
usability,
user friendliness
How to make sure much of the conversation is being lost in the shuffle; or what it takes to stop the conversation before it had a chance to start What to do to stop the conversation from continuing when using social media tools. BBC has its own blogs, of course. These are successful destinations for […]
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Bryan Eisenberg,
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ComMetrics.com,
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Jakob Nielsen,
new media,
New York Times,
posting comment,
Scoble,
social media buzz,
social media influence,
user friendliness
Intel is using the SEC’s new default electronic delivery process for e-proxy materials smartly. 2008-04-02 Intel Corporation demonstrated that the Security and Exchange Commission’s (SEC – U.S. regulatory agency) new default electronic delivery process for e-proxy materials works GREAT if used correctly. We have been watching about 200 companies or there abouts using the new […]
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Intel,
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social media influence
Tidbit about BBC News Blogs: Posting Comments is a Nightmare
by Urs E. Gattiker on 2008/04/09 · 3 comments 1 views
in a analytics: rating and ranking - who's #1,b why benchmark failures
How to make sure much of the conversation is being lost in the shuffle; or what it takes to stop the conversation before it had a chance to start What to do to stop the conversation from continuing when using social media tools. BBC has its own blogs, of course. These are successful destinations for […]
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