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Political Campaigns See Internet Impact |
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By Mark Clark
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Tuesday, September 11 2007 |
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Apparently the midterm elections were greatly impacted by what surfers read on the internet. A recent federally funded article stated that 37% of Americans made decisions on who to vote for in national congressionl and senate races based on what they read on the internet. |
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Web 2.0 Design Tips {For Today Only} |
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By Mark Clark
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Monday, May 28 2007 |
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Web 2.0 design concepts are nothing new. The buzz word has become the battle-cry of the web geek world, but really there are some very important elements to web design today that make some websites easiest to read and successful, while others not so good.
Disclaimer: Trends change almost weekly on the net, but in general these principles are always good practice for design. |
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By Mark Clark
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Saturday, May 19 2007 |
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Penelope Trunk explores the 9 big workplace myths.
- You’ll be happier if you have a job you like.
- Job-hopping will hurt you.
- The glass ceiling still exists.
- Office politics is about backstabbing.
- Do good work, and you’ll do fine.You need a good resume.
- People with good networks are good at networking.
- Work hard and good things will come.
- Create the shiny brand of you!
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By Mark
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Saturday, May 19 2007 |
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The Ten Commandments of Surfing the Internet: 1) Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You. 2) Pornography is Bad 3) Violence is Bad 4) Click Ads on your Favorite Sites for They too Must Feed their Families 5) Buy Things from your Favorite Site for They too Must Feed their Families 6) Email Constructive Comments 7) Never Support Spam 8) Enter Information you would Give Over the Phone 9) Never give YOUR Information to a Stranger* 10) Pray For Guidance If In Doubt * report suspicious behavior immediately
from www.isurf.com |
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