We are in uncertain times, but taking a bold lead in the upgrading of the countries Broadband infrastructure would be the right move. With the Government already pledging 1.5bn to help trigger private investment in the nations fibre network, they obviously see the potential and necessity in upgrading our current creaking offering. Vodafone seem to […]
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I don\’t normally plug other sites, but this one looks like a good one for businesses in NZ – www.madefromnewzealand.com My biggest like is the tone it seems to have of a great place to be; lots going on, plenty of information on businesses, people and events. The other cool aspect is the social side
madefromnewzealand.com – this is the kind of site I think is great Read More »
A small tribute to those brave men and women who lost their lives for NZ all over the world in all conflicts. You can read more about ANZAC day here Proud to be a New Zealander!
ANZAC day – We will remember those who lost their lives for our Country Read More »
In a recent article about blogs written by mums, I thought, what about the dads out there. I agree that some of the stuff some of the mum\’s write about is interesting, possibly as I work from home and can relate. But I have also read plenty of blogs written by guys who are fathers
Mummy Blogs, What about the Daddy blogs? Read More »
I read a piece about running your own website. You can read it here I was surprised to see this kind of reporting on a reputable site. I couldn\’t post a comment on it, so I thought I would blog my response here. The key theme through the piece is the assertion that : People
Updating your Website – The options Read More »
A while a go I posted about Symantec and it\’s subscription system (Have Symantec lost faith in their own products?) Well it has now been reported that due to overwhelming feedback on a Stuff poll (over 97% were against) Symantec has backed down. Good news I say, as while Symantec have said that it was
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Owen Thor Walker, a 19 year old, who was wanted by the FBI for his part in leading the group the A-Team has been employed by Telstraclear for nearly a year to provide information for seminars. Telstraclear made an interesting comment when they said: He said it was not the equivalent of hiring a bank
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While these are not software problems (mainly because my attempts to downloaded were thwarted) these show a serious lack of foresight on the behalf of the behemoth. Problem 1 – If you run Firefox, you can download it I went to the download site, chose my country and operating system and waited for the download
Why can\’t Microsoft get it right? IE8 is out and already I have found problems Read More »
Blogging is rife, every one is doing it, I advise my clients to do it, you should do it (if you are, well done) But the majority of us bloggers do not have any formal training. some blogs I read are written very badly, but the content saves them. So what value to do blogs
How much value to bloggers add to the Web? Read More »
We got it wrong, so lets get our users to help That might be what the suits at Facebook had to say when there was the huge backlash relating to their terms and conditions release a week ago. For those who haven\’t heard, there were huge online protests to the terms that made content posted
The web2.0 of Web2.0 Read More »
