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tcs @ August 27, 2007 # 4 Comments
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I suppose that’s what will come of winning the newly coveted banner spot near the top of JC’s front page. John has been posting for a while now about his thoughts on what to do with the space that […]
tcs @ August 15, 2007 # One Comment
New Buttons - Big Ones!
Two of them actually, one to the right of this post in the sidebar and one in the footer. Plus a scattering of smaller banners throughout this post. Of course if these were revenue generating advertising for me, I don’t think I would dedicate a whole post to directing readers to […]
tcs @ August 14, 2007 # No Comment Yet
Back Online
We’re back. After the brief recess that I described in my previous post, I feel re-energized to get back at it.
However one may notice, over the next few posts and beyond, a different hue to the writing I’ll be doing here. Let me explain.
The Anti-Wall Street Journal
While I was busy not […]
tcs @ August 3, 2007 # 5 Comments
“It is not where you come from, or where you are going in life that matters, it is who you help along the way.”
That’s from the home page of The Arial Home Intitiative, a non-profit organization established in 1997 by Tom Pirelli.
Everyone knows of the philanthropic activities of The Gates Foundation and Warren […]
tcs @ August 2, 2007 # One Comment
9 To 5 To Freedom
I’ve just discovered, almost simultaneously, two recent web articles that go together, in the words of the sage Forrest Gump: “…like peas and carrots!”
On ChrisBlogging.com, Chris Bibey reveals much of the detail of the life of a freelance writer in a writing style as clear and simple as it is […]
tcs @ August 1, 2007 # One Comment
Any of the established pro bloggers out there would tell me, and I would heartily agree, that this site is much too young, and I personally am way too inexperienced, to be able to write with authority about Google’s Adsense.
But I can share with you a couple of interesting posts I’ve recently found on the […]
tcs @ July 29, 2007 # One Comment
As you may have detected a slightly skeptical tone in my last post, which was also a blog train, you’re going to be shocked, though hopefully not disappointed in this one.
Exactly one day after I jumped on the Geek Train, which I happened to find on Daily Web Ideas, my friend the Sneaky Bastard at […]
tcs @ July 25, 2007 # 3 Comments
I’ve seen a few of these link trains go by recently but haven’t decided to jump on…until now. I came across this one on my daily visit to Daily Web Ideas. For one thing, I figure if it’s good enough for Ms. May it’s worth my time too. And for another good reason […]
tcs @ July 23, 2007 # 3 Comments
A while ago I posted an article explaining that I would periodically be reviewing sites, I believe I used the word shamelessly, for the purpose of building some links back to this site. Of course If I don’t find the site I’m considering worth reviewing I wont publicize it here.
Here’s one that’s quite interesting […]
tcs @ July 23, 2007 # No Comment Yet
When an old guard “all about the money” publication such as Fortune launches its first ever tech conference, as it did last week in San Francisco, there in one location is that nexus of ‘net and business that this blog is devoted to. The following recap is compiled from various sources in attendance.
What really […]
tcs @ July 20, 2007 # 3 Comments
Jane May has released The Essential Guide To Building Successful Web Sites today through the Daily Web Ideas blog.
Don’t let the fact that they’ve made this ebook available for free make you think it’s any less valuable than some of the “guru” publications available for $97 (always… “if you get it right now”…mostly junk).
At 17 […]
tcs @ July 12, 2007 # 2 Comments
I arrived here at my laptop ready to finally get to that post I’ve been meaning to write for quite a few days now. I thought it was a really great idea for a subject, and it probably still is, meaning with any luck I’ll get to it tomorrow while I’m at work (sshhhh!).
But […]
tcs @ July 7, 2007 # One Comment
A couple of quick noteworthy changes in my own personal newsreader - I thought they were important enough to mention here.
First the sad news. One of my absolute favorite bloggers is pulling the lid down on a truly useful and entertaining site.
Armen, at ieffect.net, was one of the first few inclusions in my blogroll. […]
