How To: The Easy 3 Step PHP Redirect
by Bobby Martinez
Thursday, February 12th, 2009
Chances are you’ve seen a link like www.example.com/vote that will link you somewhere, even if it is not on example.com. If you own your own website, you’ve probably even wondered how to use this to your advantage. Your initial thought might be, but only an internet wizard of mythical proportions and years of studying the […]

Stuck in a Rut? Topic Selection Made Easy
by Rachael Pierce
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009
Many of us are trying to get as much content out to our customers, colleagues, networking partners, (and many others) as possible. We always say content is king so if you fit this bill, you are definitely on the right track. Even though you are on the right track, sometimes it is easy to get […]

Fonts for the Web
by Jacqueline Sinex
Monday, February 9th, 2009
Suppose you have spent a good deal of time and money working on your company branding, and your business logo has a beautiful scripted font that you are ever so proud of. Having this fancy logo is certainly fine, but don’t count on translating that same font into all of the body text for your […]

The Digital Democracy
by Bobby Martinez
Friday, February 6th, 2009
When the internet became a vast public entity in the late-1990s, no one could predict how important personal information would become in the general scheme of the digital community. Most corporations saw web earning potential in interactive entertainment, rather than the digital community we now experience. Where film and television, as digital media, ha

How To Check Your Mail from Home, Work, and Everywhere Else
by Bobby Martinez
Thursday, February 5th, 2009
If you’re like most people, you probably use a mail client (Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, Eudora, MacMail) to download your email from a POP server. By default, most mail clients download a copy of the mail message, and then instruct the server to delete the original message. This is essential so that mail does not […]
