Ken Yeung
My Two Cents
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← Back to startYour Wi-Fi City…Not Quite…
Chicago recently scapped one of the most ambitious plans in the country possibly ever thought to be executed since Google decided to provide free Wi-Fi for the Mountain View community…the goal was to provide Chicago’s residents with wireless broadband throughout the city. Unfortunately that was not to be as they determined the overall cost to […]
Immortalize Your Favorite Icon/Slogan
In it’s third year of conception, Yahoo is promoting Advertising Week 2007 where you get the chance to vote online for the icon(s) and slogan(s) you think are the best of the year. Slogans range from Avis to Nike, Dunken Donuts to Southwest Airlines, and even Las Vegas has a chance at claiming top prize […]
Flash Game Banners: Are They So Fun?
A couple of weeks ago, a young kid that was visiting with his family told me that he liked playing video games. There’s nothing wrong with that, I told him. He continued on to tell me that his dad wouldn’t let him download any games onto the computer, but that he could play those free […]
A New Startup Emerges in Washington, DC
Just announced today, a new startup is created in the nation’s capital that is centered on the “formation of a suite of services geared towards enabling businesses to more deeply connect with audiences using integrated marketing, interactive strategy and ideation.” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE iStrategyLabs Launches Product Lab and Marketing Strategy Services Washington, DC, August 27, […]
Finessing Your E-mail Message
If you’ve ever sent out a newsletter or any publication via e-mail, chances are that you’re aware of the enormous amount of information on how to best create your e-mail campaigns. However, there are some not so subtle things you need to know as well if you want to take your e-mail campaigns to the […]
Phishing Scam Alert: Online Fraud is NOT Part of Job Searching
In case you haven’t heard, there’s a serious phishing scam that is attacking registered subscribers of Monster.com. According to the Monster.com webpage: Monster is continuing to actively investigate and take measures to address the impact of malicious software, called Infostealer.Monstres, on our resume database. We are currently analyzing the number of job seekers who may […]
Facebook Gets Serious – They Want Money
So it appears that Facebook is now growing up. No longer is it an independent social networking site that Friendster and Myspace once were, but now it’s come to the realization that it needs to evolve itself even more to surpass the functionality and audience of its competitor, Myspace. It’s interesting how three of the […]
Twitter Wants to Know What You’re Doing
In case you didn’t know, the Washington Post has an I.T. blog that they launched in early 2007 where they discuss all the new innovations relating to technology. They dub it as a “user’s guide to the 21st century.” There was a posting on July 31 where they talked about this new start-up company called […]
Web Designers: Not Just A Pretty HTML Face Anymore
Remember way back in the day when if you knew how to do simple HTML coding in Notepad and well before any WYSIWYG editor came out, you were considered a god amongst mere mortals? Well sadly those days have gone the way of the dinosaurs. Now, if you know HTML, you are probably part of […]
At the Next Web Managers Round Table…
If you happen to be in the Washington, DC area on Tuesday, August 14 and are interested in being part of a great group of people interested in the Internet and what it has in store for attracting people to your site and product, be sure to check out the next Web Managers Round Table […]