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Social Your Site

Posted on 23 August 2009 by Rick Mason

Jenny Levine makes a great case on The Shifted Librarian for adding a feature to your sites that allows users to easily share your content via social networks.  Not only will this offer a way for your users to help … Continue reading →

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Trends in the WebSphere

Posted on 6 July 2009 by Rick Mason

A couple of news items that signal trends in the way the web will evolve: Internet Explorer has lost a significant amount of market share recently. This is good news in a couple of ways.  First, it signals growing diversity … Continue reading →

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Google Chrome

Posted on 1 September 2008 by Rick Mason

Exciting news in the browser wars:  Google is releasing has released a beta version of a web browser that it is calling Chrome. Why does this matter?  The open-source browser will feature: Every tab running in isolation from the other … Continue reading →

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