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A Scenic Tour of the Online World

Non-programmers may soon be able to create iOS apps.

Apps are sexy, but the open web is still a key gateway to information, both sought and serendipitously found.

A dog whistle for smart phones. Apps that react to inaudible sound waves are being used at live events and in retail spaces.

Our Mobile Planet provides a useful tool for finding and presenting data on mobile device habits and usage.

HTML5 and better mobile browsers, along with the rise of Android and Apple’s App Store extortion, may spell the end for app dominance on mobile devices.

There are lots of ways to make your site more mobile-friendly – and lots of different reasons to. Here’s a quick guide.

Oh, how far we’ve come. Check out a couple of decades worth of changes in web design and development.

Recently, colleague, collaborator and writer Jude Jussim and I were discussing something we’ve seen lately that we hadn’t seen since the early days of the Web: organizations relying on inexperienced, young web designers to build their sites. It seems to make economic sense in this down economy, but it’s still a bad idea. Read on [...]

In case it’s a new term to you, net neutrality is the idea that there should not be preferential treatment given to how information is transmitted across the Internet. That seems like a pretty simple concept, but keep in mind that even though the Web is public, various components of it are privately owned. And [...]

Email marketing provides another way to get your clients’ attention, but you can’t get their attention if they can’t see your email. Avoiding the dreaded spam tag is the key to getting through. Here are a few tips on staying on the right side of the filters. Grow Your List In-House First and foremost, don’t [...]

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