Alex Bennert recently wrote an excellent article on creating content for your new websites. Above all, Google loves content – relevant content.
Content is King when it comes to websites and search engines. The more you have, the more they have to play with and to index.
That means the more chances someone will come across something [...]

S.E.O. Search Engine Optimisation.
You can’t walk away from a meeting with marketing and web people without hearing these three words (or letters as it may be).
It’s all about getting listed on the Search Engines like Google and Yahoo – the new generation of search tools that people use to find your business. The days of [...]

Google is planning to release the final version of Google Web Toolkit – software that will ease the onerous parts of developing complex and sophisticated Web-based software and applications.
GWT 1.5 includes support for Java 5, a version of the Sun Microsystems programming language released in 2006, and produces software that runs about 1.2 to 2 [...]

The browser, that porthole onto the broad horizon of the Web, is about to get some fancy new window dressing.
John Lilly, Mozilla’s chief, left; Mike Schroepfer, vice president for engineering; and Vlad Vukicevic, principal engineer.
Next month, after three years of development and six months of public testing, Mozilla, the insurgent browser developer that rose from [...]

Microsoft is allowing its Windows Live customers to consolidate their contact lists across different websites with the release of Windows Live Contacts API.
When featured on a website, Windows Live Contacts API allows the 400 million Windows Live customers to integrate their contacts, including their Hotmail, Messenger, and Mobile contacts, with the specific site.
“We thought ‘Wouldn’t [...]