Blog Entries for January 7, 2009

How to create a W3C Validated Tree

By Robert Durish, Posted in Developer Corner on January 7, 2009
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Here is the first of many How to articles I will be posting on the Hudson Horizons blog! This week we will discuss how to create a simple, quick W3C compliant tree. You could use this tree to organize data or easily add links to use as some...(more)

Google blogs about blogging in 2008

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Blogging on January 7, 2009
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What's there to do when you've blogged your heart out, and its met with wonderful success? Blog about it some more, of course! On Sunday, Doug Caverly posted an entertaining article on webpronews.com about Google's modest look back on the year 2008.In...(more)

Take Twitter to the shelves: new book on business microblogging

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Blogging on January 7, 2009
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Well twitter me pink! Just in time for the New Year, Chris Crum reported with webpronews.com that professional web writer Julio Ojeda-Zapata recently brought popular microblogging web service, Twitter, into the world of print. His new how-to-Twitter...(more)

The Cygnus ruckus: suit against Google, Microsoft, Apple

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Blogging on January 7, 2009
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Last Monday, Doug Caverly reported with webpronews.com that three top players in today's industries, Google, Microsoft, and Apple, are under legal attack from a slightly less-known company.Back in March, Cygnus Systems received a patent for its "System...(more)

Google Book Search: not to be feared

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of the Internet on January 7, 2009
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On Monday, Greg Sterling reported with SearchEngineLand.com that the blossoming Google Book Search beta platform has been receiving some questionable feedback from scholars, libraries, and other related parties.Google claims, as Sterling points out,...(more)

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