Category: Writing (page 9)

Seth’s point is to avoid the knee-jerk angry reactions, rather to focus on long-term education. If you know me, you know that I’m always willing to share my knowledge to those asking the questions. Perhaps this post explains why.

“In this economy, not losing is the new winning.” Sounds like “head in the sand” tactics to me, which is of course ironic because the story was about Ocean City, Maryland. If most businesses are thinking “not losing” then only a few will be thinking, “winning.”

If you are an author (or composer, painter, photographer, etc.) you used to depend on the publishers to help organize and energize your reading audience, but more realistically, get a copy of your book onto the shelves of retail book shops. With a website, Facebook page, Twitter account, etc. an author can probably do a much better job of finding and engaging her audience and perhaps with more “authentic” conversation, instead of a “buy my stuff” broken record.

As a devoted fan and user of Apple products, I’m always trying to think about what is coming “NeXT.” We have heard much of the speculation as to what is going to…

After reading the different statements to the FCC by Apple, AT&T and Google, I started wondering. Would the Google Voice application be approved for the iPod Touch? The same application on a device without the phone would still be very useful. The feature overlap is on the iPhone, not on the iPod Touch. It doesn’t turn the iPod Touch into a phone, just a way to manage the Google Voice service.

Read the following article now if you write on the web. 20 Tips on How to Write for the Web One of my favorites is the “one space after a period” rule.…