The correct definition of Web 3.0

 Posted on December 15, 2007 at 12:45 am |  By Paul Walsh
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I’ve been interviewed about my opinion regarding Web 3.0 on numerous occasions and thought it was time to write about it here as a way of drawing a line in the sand for future reference. It was actually Jason Calacanis’ twitter message about his definition that inspired me to put my thoughts on paper, so [...]

Google’s response to Facebook “Maka-Maka”

 Posted on October 31, 2007 at 9:31 pm |  By Paul Walsh
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It’s time for Facebook to make it easier for developers to build decent applications. The main let down for me, is the poor usability of most applications. This is hardly surprising at this stage though, as developers lack experience in using Facebook’s proprietary markup language.
What’s worse, is that most developers force you to install their [...]

W3C MobileOK Basic Tests go to candidate recommendation

 Posted on October 30, 2007 at 2:22 pm |  By Aido
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Regular readers of this blog will know all about the Mobile Web Best Practices (MWBP). Paul’s previous post on the subject raised a few hackles and sparked a lengthy debate. I don’t propose to revisit the Mobile Web vs Mobile Internet debate in this post but, rather, raise peoples awareness about the MobileOK (MOK) Basic [...]

Enabling more trustworthy relevant and reliable search

 Posted on October 24, 2007 at 6:35 pm |  By Paul Walsh
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To help seed interest and gain mass adoption for Content Labels more quickly, we’ve decided to give our technology to other trust providers for free. This may sound a little weird but it’s not. Segala’s revenue model is based on partners certifying Web sites for Web accessibility standards compliance and in the future, mobileOK compliance. [...]

A blog without comments is a Personal Web site

 Posted on August 27, 2007 at 11:51 pm |  By Paul Walsh
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[Update] Thanks to Gerry Hanratty I can see that Mike Arrington agrees with my definition of a blog.
I was first prompted to write this post when one of Segala’s Certified Partners directed me to their ‘blog’. I can’t remember why, I think it was regarding the design and it was asking us to review it [...]

Are you getting relevant updates?

 Posted on August 10, 2007 at 9:37 pm |  By Paul Walsh
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Subscribing to RSS feeds is a great way to have news updates and blog posts sent direct to your computer without having to visit our blog. Using an RSS reader such as Google Reader constantly checks our blog for new content. Whether it’s updated hourly or daily, you can be sure that you won’t [...]

Blog Tips#2 Increase readership through subscription

 Posted on April 11, 2007 at 10:09 am |  By Kamrul Hassan
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In my last “Blog tips” post, I discussed how to make it easy for readers to find the content they’re looking for. This time I’m going to talk about how to substantially increase your readership and more importantly, how to keep readers informed or interested, to ensure they continue to come back.
Making it easy for [...]

 
 
 
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