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Your editors and guests chunder on in a most biased and opinionated manner.
DAILY RANT:
"What's a multimedia then?" said the taxman.
Bruce Morris
Today's Junk Software
Web development software that simply does not work well causes huge problems for start-ups.
 Bruce Morris
Charlie Morris
Web Makes Business Sense Obsolete
Stick to the business you're in? Don't kill the golden goose? These business principles are daily ignored by the Internet's young turks.
Charlie Morris
Paige Turner
Andy Grove is wrong. Interactive TV is not a dead end.
Perhaps he hasn’t recognised the next killer app: tracking and profiling Web site and television visitors and marketing to them in very precise ways.

Paige Turner, geek

Bruce

What Internet Skills Shortage?
There’s plenty of talent out there but most people don’t know how to hire Internet developers.

Banner Ads Eat St. Louis!
Personalisation is going to make Internet advertising huge. There will be a bit of a premium charge for this of course.

Client-side vs Agency-side
Why do some projects sing along and others flop? Internet projects are supposed to be fun. How can you work with a Web agency without killing each other?

TCP/IP TV?
Highly Targeted Marketing on the Web - a Cadillac in the jungle, and other stories.

How to Hire the Best Web Developers
You’ve finally got the approval for the big, cool Web project you’ve been pushing for over the last year, and now all you need is to hire some great Web developers who can write HTML and Java and get the site up and keep it running. All you need now are some people who can write HTML and Java, right? How do you find and hire these people?

Controlled Chaos Is the Key
Establishing and managing a large commercial Web site is similar to running a daily newspaper. Deadlines are not only daily, but hourly or even more unreasonable. Seeming chaos in such newsroom environments is normal and perhaps even desirable. Actual chaos, on the other hand, quickly robs a development effort of efficiency and timeliness. Actual chaos demoralises the troops and costs money.

How I Made a Lawyer's Fortune from a Virus
Two weeks later, holding the phone two feet from my ear, I heard the Ayatollah bellow in a surprising loud moo "the damn virus is everywhere!

Hard Drive Cram
How big did you say that program is?

IRQs, DMAs, Memory Addresses
All of us at WDJ are more than ready for Plug and Play that really works.

The Tech Support Blues
These people are really trying hard to do their job - shame it's a bit like sweeping sand on the beach.

What's So Cool About Tablets?
What are all these people on about with those little tablets and crazy pens? Don't they know how to use a mouse?

Managing Commercial Web Sites
While establishing and managing a commercial Web site, several key issues need to be addressed not just during the planning stages but on an ongoing basis. Here are a few items a smart Web manager should think about.
  • Community Building
  • Move to Open Standards
  • Online Demographics
  • Building Loyalty
  • Incremental Revenue Streams
  • Improving Performance
  • Charlie

    Web Makes Business Sense Obsolete
    Stick to the business you're in? Don't kill the golden goose? These and other time-tested business principles are daily ignored by the Internet's young turks.

    An Internet Parable
    This story should be familiar to those of us of "Baby Boomer" age (and our parents). Our adolescent dreams of Rock stardom lead to a very important lesson for today's Web developers.

    A Plea for Editors
    Basic proofreading has gone to the dogs, and it threatens to bring our civilization down with it.

    How to Build Lame Web Sites
    Every customer is different, and therefore there are innumerable ways to drive them away. However, certain tried-and-true methods are practically guaranteed to yield results.

    Microsoft FrontPage - Friend or Foe?
    Is What You See really What You Get? FrontPage may give you more than you bargained for.

    Dynamic HTML - So Near and Yet So Far
    Netscape or Microsoft? I'll take the one in the middle, please. A silly arms-race mentality keeps exciting new tools tantalizingly out of our reach.

    The Web in 1998
    Will ad banners become passe? Will most Web sites start charging subscription fees? Will "cost-per-click" become the prevalent advertising model? No, none of these apocalyptic events will happen.

    A Do-It-Yourself Webmaster's Kit
    Ready to dive into the Web for fun and profit? Or, if you're already in the pool, do you want to venture a little farther off the deep end?
    Like any craftsman, a Webmaster or Web designer needs a set of good quality tools. Unlike most other crafts, a lot of fine Web tools are cheap or even free. And even better, you can read reviews of lots of cool tools, and even download them, right here at the good old Web Developer's Journal. This article is a list of suggestions for your toolbox, and serves as an overview of the various tutorials, reviews, downloads and other stuff available here at the WDJ.

    Paige

    We'll Make Money Selling Ads On the Site!
    Build a special interest Web site about your hobby and make millions selling ad banners! Your mileage may vary.

    Banner Ads Aren't Worth It
    We do the math for you. It's not a good deal.

    Chaos is Not a Symptom of a Healthy Start-up
    But is chaos a necessary part of an Internet development effort or is it a symptom of poor management?

    CyberSex 2000 - The End of Civilization As We Know It?
    Cyber sex will be happening big time. The two-way vibrating two-way joysticks that were popular after 2000 are a big yawn (ThrustMaster, indeed . . . !).

    Good eating
    Your editors Bruce Morris and Charlie Morris chunder on about some of their favorite eateries. There are no negative reviews here because we don't have time to write about anything but the places we like.



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