Monthly Archives: August 2007

Came across an interesting article in BusinessWeek:“Here are two potentially billion-dollar questions: How can you turn the Web’s social-network users into consumers? And how can you turn idle browsing into a flourishing bottom line? Back in May, marketers hoped they might have the answer when social-networking giant Facebook opened its network to external developers. This [...]

Treasure ship’s half-billion-dollar question: Who owns it? The Merchant Royal limped through the sea on Sept. 23, 1641, weighed down by tons of gold, silver and jewels, and sank. The ship, though privately owned by Britons, carried a load of treasure fresh from Spain’s American mines. In May 2007, Tampa-based Odyssey Marine Exploration released footage [...]

Taking Care of Web Site Performance Critical to E-business While enormous amounts of money are spent on making a site look good and one more tranche of enormous sum of money on tech gizmos on the site, how much money is spent on monitoring and ensuring that your web site performs well at a basic [...]