Archive April 2005
Barenaked Stephen
A few weeks ago, I got a note from a guy. At first, I thought it was junk – turned out to be a barenaked goldmine. Barenaked Ladies man, Stephen Page, has completed “The Vanity Project” and they’ve got the first single available on the site: That’s All, That’s All. Don’t ask me why they [...]
Garbage Pail Kids ANS 4
The official Garbage Pail Kids Web site is horrible when it comes to updates / freshness, but it's more than we had before (growing up). Their GPK News hasn't been updated for at least two series releases. We're up to ANS (A New Series) #4 now, and it's just as great as it always has [...]
Family Guy – Oh Yeah!
Dude, Family Guy is back with a vengeance! I'm not sure who was responsible for crafting the Family Guy's official Internet presence, but they did it the RIGHT way – the page is updated regularly, and it has its own feed! This Sunday, tune into Fox to watch the first new Family Guy episode – [...]
The Associated Press is on Acid
Mac Os X Steps Ahead of Windows, written by MATTHEW FORDAHL, begins with: Tired of waiting while your PC slowly scours its hard drive for a document you stashed somewhere six months ago? Sick of having to change how you work to conform with the computer's rigid way of organizing files? Bored with the flat [...]
Brandon Paddock on Search
Brandon Paddock is a geek in the best sense of the term. He likes to experiment with new technology and figure out what makes it tick. Brandon is willing to put up with a few shortcomings on the bleeding edge but seems to view advancements with the critical eye necessary to thrive in a world [...]
Tablet PC Storyteller
By day, Marc Orchant is the Storyteller for Van Dyke Software, which is a creative way of saying he knows more about marketing secure shell products than virtually anyone else in the computer software biz. In his spare time, Marc blogs prolifically on topics like Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office and Tablet PC. When he’s not [...]
Buzzmodo on Search
You can’t meet Buzz Bruggeman and not learn about ActiveWords. Buzz is perfect product evangelist, mixing a healthy dose of enthusiasm for the product with an ability to identify specific features helpful to whatever your computing experience may be. Buzz blogs regularly in a variety of places, including Buzznovation and Buzzmodo. During the recent Search [...]
