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Online Collaboration Isn't Just for Work Anymore
As long as the internet has existed, online tools originally created for work environments have been used in people's personal lives. Even the internet itself was intended as a tool to share government research and not as a medium to play games, listen to music and watch videos....
The Future Of Internet TV
We are already beginning to see what the future holds for Internet TV. If you miss your favorite television program you can go to the network's website and watch the episode in its entirety that you missed....
Cool New Gadgets For Toolbars
Everyone that surfs on the internet has a toolbar. Its the small bar that sits on top of your browser. Google was the first one to make personal toolbars popular. Now you can have your very own toolbar that you can customize to your personal interest. I will talk about some of the features you can have in toolbars these days....
Utah Valley Has Become a Technology Hub for Internet Advertising Technologies
Most people don't know much about Utah Valley, an area 30 minutes south of Salt Lake City, where new Internet technologies are being developed at a staggering pace....
Technology Makes Project Collaboration Easier
Even small companies find themselves operating on a global scale. It is becoming less common for everyone on a team to be in the same building. One team member might be working in another company office across the country....
Does Online Faxing Work?
A brief guide on how to deal with old fax machines....
What Are Rich Internet Applications (RIAs)?
An overview of Rich Internet Applications and RIA technology for those who aren't technically savvy....
Myspace a Virtual Community with Never Ending Communication
Todays music fan interacts with a "community" that is far larger than anyone ever dreamed possible before the widespread personal use of the Internet...
Social Networks Are Taking Over The Web
The word on the street lately is that social networking is in trouble. Networking site MySpace is, for all intents and purposes, the only successful site...
Collaborative Web 2.0 Aps
Personally, I'd rather have some sense of the underlying logic of search tools, and develop instincts about what "works best," based on my own (somewhat random) interests....