In my second installment (read 1st) of Real Life Software I introduce Presto. I stumbled upon Presto through SiliconBeat and it looks like a very promising entrant to the photo web services realm. Now this isn’t just your latest installment of a web 2.0 photo swapping service. It’s real life software that helps real people [...]

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I am surprised it took this long but IngBox Software has done - tagging for Microsoft Outlook.
“Taglocity allows you to tag your content from within Microsoft Outlook. Tagging helps you find things more easily, organize a lot of information and to communicate more clearly to others - all without complex rules or a new way [...]

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Andy Hume has a good post about ordering columnar xhtml with CSS, without changing the markup. This is an excellent example of the essence of using CSS as separate presentation layer.
Understanding “Any order columns” - Andy Hume

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I have been deliberating in my head content delivery for some time knowing (obviously) that the future of media lies in mastering this medium. But, a recent article by Jeff Jarvis on Tivo really made the point clear to me. He said, “Proving the point that the future of media is not distribution, it’s aggregation…”. [...]

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AdRants reports CBS and AOL’s intentions of running a contest to limit the amount of DVR usage. In this scam creatively named ‘Gold Rush’ CBS will place clues throughout episodes, commercials, and AOL sites to give viewers a chance to win $2 million in gold.
This is a poor effort that will probably result in [...]

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