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And when I say ‘design’, of course, I mean theft. Regulars will have noted that things don’t stand still for too long here on twopointouch. Apart from the post count. Fiddling with new themes and plugins is almost compulsive behaviour. While I’ve only had around four long-term favourite themes over the last five years, there’s every chance Continue reading Making it Yours — An Inept Guide to Website Design Blogs are dead, right? The cool kids are all doing micro-messaging and video instead? They’re missing out on a world of value, if that’s the case. I’ve been swotting up on mobile as fast as I can — the industry, companies, technology, the apps scene, for obvious reasons. And one of my most valuable sources It’s nearly two weeks old now, but Nick Carr wrote an article at the end of May which caused a lot of people to stop and think, or otherwise lash out with the sort of outrage at which the Web is best – the over-exaggerated kind. He was writing about the use of The recent Pew/Internet Millennials report suggests that young people are far more connected than any other age group. They are 50% more likely to have created a social networking profile, 40% more likely to use Twitter and nearly four times as likely to have made a video of themselves. They’re also avidly mobile – with 41% So thanks again to Pearson Education for sending me books to review. This time it’s Create Your Own Blog: 6 Easy Projects to Start Blogging Like a Pro by Canadian blogger Tris Hussey. It’s currently £10.26 on Amazon UK and has 272 pages. Your old stuff — the stuff you wrote before, even your best stuff — mostly turns bad. It always did, but the Internet remembers. The churl. Most people don’t bother about it. I, however, am foolish. I’ve recently started using the Broken Links Checker plugin on this site. It finds the articles and sites |             | |||
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