May 2007

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People ask us “exactly what is Web 2.0?” Well, we’ve collected a few examples we like of Web 2.0 goodness on del.icio.us - Read the rest of this entry »

Gino Cosme has pulled together 10 Tips for the Online Copywriters in a recent article for South Africa’s Bizcommunity.com.

As usual, Gino offers sound advice, summarized here: Read the rest of this entry »

I’m as cynical as the next guy. It’s pretty hard to get me to open something. But how about this email headline from Marriott: Read the rest of this entry »

Privacy iconWe sometimes get asked to write a privacy policy. This post will cover why a privacy policy is important, how to write one and list some online resources to make the task easier. Read the rest of this entry »

David Pogue, Circuits columnist for the New York Times, opines in his most recent post about the predominance of User Generated Content (UGC) in Web 2.0 applications. Mr. Pogue envisions Read the rest of this entry »

Memo to election officials across the US: Please let online copywriters and designers create a simple to use, friction-free electronic ballot.

We got to thinking about this because, once again, Florida is in the news for bungling an election. Read the rest of this entry »

This is a follow-up to our earlier post about using verbs for links on websites. Thanks to everyone for their comments.

The consensus seems to be that Read the rest of this entry »