Barack Obama's incoming chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, addressed an audience of business leaders yesterday, promising to seize the crisis. He called the energy crisis of the early 1970s a \"missed opportunity\" that their administration won't

Change. It is a part of life, especially on the web. Evolve or die.
One of the biggest problems in the field of SEO for enterprise-level sites is content management. Product lines, editorial calendars, marketing, and content management systems often

Site analytics are not just for Web developers, advertising execs or managers.
No, they are especially important for content producers. I’ve heard many people say that they never check site analytics of that they only check them on a monthly basis.
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You'd think if any group was immune to lay-offs, it would be digital. In FOLIO:'s Magazine Industry Job Report, which came out in March, 53 percent of respondents to a survey on hiring said that their company is most focused on filling online positions

While we're treading water pending the rollout of our Drupal-based site management project, I thought it might be worth mentioning some of the principles and assumptions behind it. Here's one: No editions, please.
I've seen developers put a great deal

I did mean to post this yesterday, but time got away from me. With apologies.
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Most people use Facebook specifically because it feels more private than other social networking sites. But will Mr. Zuckerberg be able to hold on to his millions of users if he breaks their trust? In their headline, GQ asks, \"Do You Trust His Face?\"

The list-making has begun. No, not gift wish lists—I mean those end of year lists of the top, best, or most important. In recent days there have been three new lists of notable women in tech.
The Wall Street Journal published a list of The 50 Women to

Reviewing Malcolm Gladwell’s latest book, Outliers, is tough work, since almost every critic is a less successful author who not-so-secretly craves Gladwell's wealth, influence, and long, curly hair. We were getting the impression that taking swipes at

Noah is going to work for Fast Company, Lisa went to Tokyo for NPR work and left me to watch the new puppy, go to puppy school and get him neutered and pick up poo and pee at all hours of the day/night. In the middle of the night, he was trying to take