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Could Plugless Websites Be Like Running Naked Online? Plugins are not my favorite technical thing when it comes to blogging. If I could have a plugless blog I would do it in a heartbeat at times. We would miss many of the functions of the our favorite plugins but it would save us time along the way Read More

Among his other legacies, late entrepreneurial legend Steve Jobs changed the face of web development. Apple’s graphical interface innovations combined development and design with consumer usability and commercial appeal. Consequently, today’s developer must know more than just coding. Likewise, sit Read More

When you think of creating online content, what flashes immediately into mind? Most likely, “blog posts”. But did you know there are at least 30 types of content you can publish online? Read More

Attracting customers can be tough. So the last thing your business needs is to have complexity hindering success. There is one way to help you cut out the complexity when you want to attract customers. It is all about doing the simple and obvious. Read More

If you want to market your business online, then you should make use of pictures. With today's visually oriented audience, pictures are much more in demand. Here's how you can create amazing pictures with some free tools. Read More

If you’re not using technology to run your business, you’re missing out on sales, profits and customers. A survey last month by Yodle discovered that shockingly few small business owners are taking advantage of all the technology that’s out there to help them. Read More

The impact of open source communities on the financial services industry means that collaboration will go beyond infrastructure, and will move up the stack. Read More

How your employees can help you create the best social media campaigns for your business. Take advantage of the surplus of social media sources around you… yes, we’re talking about your employees, regardless if you have two or 20! Read More

Counting keystrokes might be called for in a data entry context. But tracing the location of a company-issued smartphone during a worker's off-hours isn't going to fly. Read More