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Most popular Dribbble Shots for iPhone and iPad Designers
July 20, 2011
Since launching Dribbble has grown its community very quickly. They have included some of the most amazing web designers, UI artists, illustrators, and mobile developers I have ever seen. Their entire collection of shots range so widely in variety, it’s really outstanding! The spectrum ranges to … read more

Beginner’s Guide to Networking with Google+
July 13, 2011 - 4 Comments

Getting Up to Speed with Google Music Beta
June 20, 2011 - 1 Comment

Simple Social Networking with Boonex Dolphin
May 16, 2011 - 3 Comments

Inside Look: High Quality Stock Photography at Fotolia
May 12, 2011 - 1 Comment

Gallery of Newest Pligg Launches for 2011
May 11, 2011 - 4 Comments
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Saving Time and Reducing Distractions with Instapaper
March 28, 2011 By Snoggle Media Leave a Comment
Working on the Internet can become burdensome as you find yourself becoming distracted more frequently. There have been apps created to help organize your time and planning, but these aren’t always too great. With news becoming more prevalent than ever before it’s not a surprise to find our … [Read More...]

Tips on How to be a Successful Blogger
March 25, 2011 By Zoe Davis 6 Comments
For those that may be unfamiliar with its meaning, the term blog comes from the combination of the words web and log. Blogs can typically consist of entries that include comments on culture, hobbies or everyday life, occasionally featuring a video or music. Just about anybody can have a blog, from … [Read More...]

Tips for Gaming Front Page Traffic on Delicious
March 24, 2011 By Snoggle Media 3 Comments
One of my personal favorite social bookmarking networks is Delicious. The process of signup is very simple. If you’ve already got a Yahoo account then you don’t even need to change anything! Since Yahoo! purchased the company in 2005 it’s seen a dramatic increase from the number of … [Read More...]

The Resting Changes Post-Launch for Digg v4
March 22, 2011 By Snoggle Media 1 Comment
Digg v4 was launched during 2010 and did not garner very positive reviews. In fact, many users migrated to the more popular network Reddit where news can flow much more freely. Where did Digg go wrong? I would argue Kevin Rose lost faith in the company. After launching at the turn of the … [Read More...]

Security Concerns with Outsourcing IT Services
March 2, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 8 Comments
Outsourcing has become very common in recent years, especially in the field of Information Technology. So that companies can focus more on their core business, it makes sense to outsource many of their IT services and work to external organizations. In addition to this, quite often outsourcing can … [Read More...]

Coldfusion 9 and IIS
March 1, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 5 Comments
I have been developing in ColdFusion for a while locally using the built in web server. Recently at work several of the projects I am involved with moved to an IIS production server. In order to test fully in my local environment I needed to install IIS and setup ColdFusion to use it as the server … [Read More...]

What exactly is Cyberspace and Cybersecurity?
February 28, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 9 Comments
There has been a lot of buzz around the web in recent years regarding information assurance and cybersecurity especially with an increasing trend in cyber attacks and intrusions. UMUC just recently started several cybersecurity degree and certificate programs in the fall of 2010. Over the next … [Read More...]

Aptana acquired by Appcelerator
January 18, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 4 Comments
Aptana, the company behind the popular programming Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Aptana Studio, announced today that they have been acquired by Appcelerator. Aptana has been the choice for many web development professionals for quite some time. It is an advanced open source programming … [Read More...]

New Joomla 1.6 Pushes Enterprise Level Features
January 18, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 2 Comments
The new version of the popular Joomla Content Management System (CMS) was released early last week and has already reached over 115k in downloads. 1.6 has been in the making for some time and earlier beta versions have been tested over the last few month. The first release candidate (RC1) was made … [Read More...]

Get the Latest on ColdFusion at CFHour
January 13, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 1 Comment
One of the challenges of having a long commute to work is finding new and interesting ways to make the morning and evening drives more interesting. Over the last year I have found the perfect answer by subscribing to podcasts that I am interested in, which have also served to advance my own … [Read More...]

MySpace More Layoffs and Reflecting on What Went Wrong
January 12, 2011 By Ian Carnaghan 7 Comments
Last July, Inside the Webb reported on new changes coming to MySpace in an effort to streamline the overall design of the social networking giant. As reported at the time, the changes were long overdue, however overhauling such a large organization was no easy task. The once reigning king of the … [Read More...]
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