Via TechCrunch, The Secret Strategies Behind Many “Viral” Videos, is a very interesting look into the techniques some folks are using to create hurricanes around online videos. You might read this and think it is kind of smarmy and way more underhanded than you want to be, but it strikes a cord as I think […]

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SXSW has posted a panel discussion recording that you might be interested in - our favorite, Scott Kirsner (CinemaTech) moderates Lance Weiler (Head Trauma, Workbook Project), Jim Miller (Brave New Films Foundation), David Straus (WithoutaBox), Ian Schafer (Deep Focus) and Joe Swanberg (Hannah Takes the Stairs) as they discuss how filmmakers can, do, and should […]

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I signed up for Facebook some time ago; it felt a bit futile at the time. I knew I wasn’t that interested in maintaining a profile or making friends a la MySpace, but there was some reason why I felt like I needed to sign up. I was impressed that upon registering, Facebook scanned my […]

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I’m a Facebook gal myself (these days) and I have a lot to say about it in an upcoming post. But for those interested in LinkedIn, self-proclaimed Info-Geek Jennifer Brown has a great series of primers for getting up and running with that tool. If you are thinking about exploring LinkedIn, let Jennifer be your […]

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I’ve written some basic information about a number of software packages you can use to run your website, but OpenSourceCMS allows you to test drive the software. Use the left sidebar to choose the software you would like to test drive and you will be taken to a page with basic information and a link […]

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