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Translating the Web with ConveyThis

I am a big fan of any tool that will help make the Web more accessible.  There is no doubt that the language barrier might be the last big barrier to break when it comes to Web conversations and content.  One tool that is making translations easier for any web site or blog is [...]

A Look Inside Hosting Bookmarks

Since I am from the web hosting world and industry, HostingBookmarks.com is a favorite stop of mine.  It is a digg-like social news site for the web hosting elite.  At the helm of this project is Dimitar Avramov, the well known web hosting blogger.  I recently had the chance to pick his brain to [...]

Where do You Find the Best in Web 2.0?

For a long time I visited TechCrunch to see a lot of the latest Web 2.0 apps out there, but not anymore.  I’ve got a resource to share with you that is ten times better than that.  FeedMyApp.com is my favorite resource when it comes to finding the coolest and the newest in Web [...]

Become a Blogging Success (advice from the CyberNet)

One of the popular blogs out there that I really enjoy a lot is CyberNet. They always have fresh content, good reviews and reminds me of a younger and more influential Lockergnome.com. The minds behind the project – Ryan and Ashley are brilliant at what they do and have had a lot of [...]

Internet Marketing and SEO with Daryl Kennedy

There is no doubt in my mind that Internet marketing and search engine optimization are playing a larger and larger role in a webmaster’s life. A few years back, you would put up a web site and hope for the best. These days though, you must really study and learn several aspects [...]

A Very Mashable Interview

I have been a big fan of Mashable since day one, and it continues to be a place I check into daily (as well as a regular RSS subscription too).
So when the chance came up to talk one on one with Adam Ostrow, the editor over there at the social web juggernaut I couldn’t [...]

Emory, Clickfire and Selling Shoes

Emory Rowland of Clickfire.com is one of the legitimate good guys out there in the web development and hosting world today. He has also been around as long if not longer than some of the other big names in our business.
How did you get your start on the Web?
Emory: My path into [...]

Joining the Cotton Club

A partner in the Pleth Networks high end web hosting and development company, Cotton Rohrscheib is more than just your interesting hosting personality.
He has his hand in a number of different cookie jars including Powersite, Pleth Networks and his own personal blog the Cotton Club.
I was lucky enough to get a few free moments of [...]

Blogger, VP and Geek – Kayla Fleming Talks

Kayla Fleming, the Vice President over at Surpass Hosting is one of those people who I had always read or watched (no wait, that makes me sound like a stalker doesn’t it?) but never introduced myself to till a few days ago. I needed an interesting personality to talk with and she seemed to [...]

Poking Holes in Start Pages with Pageflakes’ CEO

Your start page says a lot about you. Do you like tons of information flying your way – or do you like to keep it short and simple? I recently got the chance to have a quick chat with one of the leaders in the start page arena Dan Cohen, CEO of Pageflakes. [...]

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