Web 2.0

Mouseover Images Generator Ok, here is a mouseover images generator. LINK: http://www.htmlbasix.com/mouseoverimages.shtml There are some exmples to see what’s this. Move down with scroll bar and you’ll see: URL of original image: In that box put URL of original image. URL of mouseover image: In that box put URL of Mouseover image. URL to link image to: In that box put you’r URL to link image. You can create other 4 mouseover images also. In the end click Generate script... Read Full Story

by @vividsocial : # marketing New post: Digg Buries Reddit and StumbleUpon in Reader Vote [POLL] ( http://bit.ly/8dBoS.. http://bit.ly/4tZxH.. Read Full Story

# marketing New post: Digg Buries Reddit and StumbleUpon in Reader Vote [POLL] ( http://bit.ly/8dBoS.. http://bit.ly/7nj4LC #socialmedia Read Full Story

Is Your Web Site Valid? Top 20 Tools to Test Your Web Site Most of us believe that when we get our web site built that all we need to do it launch it. Sure, it looks beautiful, you got great content and you are optimized for search engines but have you tested it thoroughly? Over the course of building web sites these last 15 years (yeah, I know. long time.) the concept of testing has grown in more importance with the need to view web pages across multiple browsers and multiple device... Read Full Story

# marketing New post: Digg Buries Reddit and StumbleUpon in Reader Vote [POLL] ( http://bit.ly/8dBoS5 ) http://bit.ly/8dBoS5 #firetown Read Full Story

CMS-Scripts-Joomla: to make my joomla site SEO friendly http://forum.techgle.com/showthread.php?t=227469 Read Full Story

New blog post => #Joomla Meta Tags, part 2: Built-in Functionality - http://bit.ly/4FsxxW #cms #how2joomla # seo #jos Read Full Story

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Against all gravitational odds, TV viewership continues its inexorable rise. The average U.S. consumer now watches TV 32.9 hours per week, versus 26.3 in 2000, a +20% increase. With the growing presence and ubiquity of the web and mobile, how can this possibly be? Supply Drives Demand The simple answer is supply. Consumers now have more places, means and content to view than ever before. It's a well established fact in many industries that supply can drive demand. --P&G once... Read Full Story