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Month: October 2009

Is It Too Little Too Late For Technorati?

Several blogs have already talked about the new changes at Technorati. Louis Gray goes as far as saying Technorati roars back to life. He does summarize his feelings nicely as well: Technorati may not be the big giant we once thought they would be, and they will need to have some consistent successes to become… Read More Is It Too Little Too Late For Technorati?

October 14, 2009 Robert Diana11 Comments

What Is Next For Social Media?

There are hundreds of millions of people using social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Digg, and many more. For the most part, these sites have not changed significantly. Some sites, like Facebook and FriendFeed, have modified their display to react quicker to the “real time web”. Others have changed so little, like Twitter, that mini-industries… Read More What Is Next For Social Media?

October 12, 2009 Robert Diana5 Comments

An Update On The RegularGeek Donors Choose Challenge

So, it has been over a week since I announced my Giving Page on DonorsChoose.org. I am pleased to say that Regular Geek readers have donated $100 so far. This is not a big number, but I am just happy that I can reach some people to help those who need it. Also, one of… Read More An Update On The RegularGeek Donors Choose Challenge

October 11, 2009 Robert Diana1 Comment

Is Google Sites The Evolution Of Blogger?

Yesterday, I saw a headline that initially caused me to skip reading the post. The headline was “Picasa Web Albums integration, site feeds, and page templates in Google Sites”“. That is the most recent blog post from the Google Sites team. I skipped it because I really only saw the “Picasa Web Albums integration” part… Read More Is Google Sites The Evolution Of Blogger?

October 9, 2009 Robert Diana2 Comments

Consumers Will Never Be Truly Secure On The Web

It was with much interest that I read the post on the GMail blog regarding choosing smart passwords. This was written as a response of sorts to the news that passwords from Hotmail, GMail and other email services were compromised by a phishing attack. Now, GMail needs to post a response like this, but the… Read More Consumers Will Never Be Truly Secure On The Web

October 7, 2009 Robert Diana

There Is No Room For Zealotry in Software Development

Have you ever noticed that software developers tend to be extremely opinionated? If you haven’t, then go to your favorite programming email list or forum and state the “Eclipse is the only IDE you should use” or “Java is better than any language in existence” and watch what happens. Software developers have been known to… Read More There Is No Room For Zealotry in Software Development

October 4, 2009 Robert Diana5 Comments

Help RegularGeek Help Schools With DonorsChoose.org

Throughout your life you meet people. Some people make a difference in your life and sometimes you make a difference in someone else’s life. Today, I am asking for your assistance in helping others. I have started a “Giving Page” for this blog on DonorsChoose.org. The idea is that if we help schools, then we… Read More Help RegularGeek Help Schools With DonorsChoose.org

October 2, 2009 Robert Diana2 Comments

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