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E-Business Library > September 28, 2005

Neben den Schuhen: Blog-Bashing in 'Freitag 38' - unser Kommentar

[Paperholic] Das belegen wir hier jetzt nicht weiter (könnten’s aber), sondern bleiben im Mysteriösen und sagen bloss: das wäre die wirkliche Munition fürs Blog-Bashing.

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[Digital Photography Journal: News, Reviews, Sample Photos, Tips Photoshop Tutorials] With 11,000 buyers and 3,100 photographers, it’s one of the fastest growing stock photo sites. The site has a sophisticated search engine, multiple light boxes that can be shared with friends and colleagues, how-to articles and tutorials, forums, and an easy-to-use features for uploading and downloading photos.

Posted at 01:42 PM

September 28, 2005

Neben den Schuhen: Blog-Bashing in 'Freitag 38' - unser Kommentar

[Paperholic] Das belegen wir hier jetzt nicht weiter (könnten’s aber), sondern bleiben im Mysteriösen und sagen bloss: das wäre die wirkliche Munition fürs Blog-Bashing.

Posted at 01:46 PM

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Posted at 01:42 PM

Federal E-Gov Portal Will Benefit From New Search Feature Enhancements

[FreedomSight] Press release: VivÃsimo and MSN Search to Provide Search Backbone for Redesigned FirstGov Portal: "As part of the agreement, VivÃsimo..

Posted at 01:34 PM

September 25, 2005

Jonathan Schwartz is a clever man

[Thinking about the Future] Jonathan Schwartz, Chief Operating Officer at Sun Microsystems, was an early entrant in the senior management blogging stakes, and his blog continues to prove incisive, insightful, and refreshingly free of either overhyping his own organisation or over-slating his competitors. Compulsory reading.

Posted at 02:24 AM

Sixth Annual State and Federal e-Government Study

[FreedomSight] From the Taubman Center for Public Policy at Brown University: "Utah and Maine are at the top of the list for e-government in the United States, according to the sixth annual e-government analysis conducted by researchers at Brown University. At the federal level, the White House and the Department of the State head the list of federal sites."

Posted at 02:15 AM

IT's Role in Improving Elections

[Phil Windley's Technometria] Former President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James Baker released the final version of a bipartisan election reform report today. The two led a 21-member, privately funded Commission that offered 87 recommendations to strengthen the country’s electoral system and build confidence in the political process.

Posted at 02:13 AM

September 20, 2005

ET-WBC 2006 (November 25 2005 / February 25, 2006)

[Daniel Lemire’s blog] The ET-WBC 2006 CFP is out. The Emerging Technologies for Web-based Communities (ET-WBC) Workshop will be held at Mondragon University (Spain).

Posted at 03:08 PM

The Larger Campaign for Digitizing Government

[Nick Mudges Technology and Government Weblog] Initiative. The editorial is an edited version of an email he wrote and sent to some of the staff and executives of

Posted at 03:07 PM

Resource Guides to Katrina Recover Address Health, Safety and Environmental Issues

[FreedomSight] Hurricane Katrina: What you can do, by Mayo Clinic staff, includes resources in the following areas - The basics: Food and water; Protecting against disease;

Posted at 03:02 PM

September 05, 2005

E-Business Library

[Nick Mudges Technology and Government Weblog] The E-Business Library is a cool blog highlighting egovernment things. Its blogroll links to my domain name: webdescript.com, but not to my blog, so I...

Posted at 03:11 AM

Official Disaster Websites Lacking

[Phil Windley's Technometria] David Stephenson reviews the official Web sites of government agencies and NGOs helping with the disaster relief and finds them sadly lacking. My bet is that none of them have included their Web site or even their IT staff in their disaster planning and never thought about how they might be used.

Posted at 03:09 AM

In Response to Hurricane Recovery, FTC Issues Guide to Giving Wisely

[FreedomSight] FTC press release: "In response to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, many Americans are searching for ways to help the victims. The federal government advises that the best way to help immediately is to donate money directly to established national relief organizations.

Posted at 03:07 AM

September 03, 2005

$2 domains

[Bleeding Edge] If you do buy from Yahoo, I suggest you don't use their email forwarding or URL forwarding services - instead use a real domain management provider; I recommend ZoneEdit, who are free, and reliable.

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Posted at 11:20 PM

E-Business Library > September 28, 2005

Neben den Schuhen: Blog-Bashing in 'Freitag 38' - unser Kommentar

Your Online Gallery

September 28, 2005

Neben den Schuhen: Blog-Bashing in 'Freitag 38' - unser Kommentar

Your Online Gallery

Federal E-Gov Portal Will Benefit From New Search Feature Enhancements

September 25, 2005

Jonathan Schwartz is a clever man

Sixth Annual State and Federal e-Government Study

IT's Role in Improving Elections

September 20, 2005

ET-WBC 2006 (November 25 2005 / February 25, 2006)

The Larger Campaign for Digitizing Government

Resource Guides to Katrina Recover Address Health, Safety and Environmental Issues

September 05, 2005

E-Business Library

Official Disaster Websites Lacking

In Response to Hurricane Recovery, FTC Issues Guide to Giving Wisely

September 03, 2005

$2 domains

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