Alright, I’ve tried to just ignore the constant barrage of Facebook/McCain spam coming from Sheridan Folger, but I just can’t take it any more. I’ve now been invited to 18 John McCain based Facebook groups by Sheridan Folger and they continue to come in.
Enough is enough, Sheridan. I asked you on your wall to [...]
E.M. Zanotti, one of my favorite bloggers in the entire sphere, is celebrating her 26th birthday today.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY E.M.!!!
Who is E.M. Zanotti?
E. M. Zanotti, the American Princess, is, as she is so oddly described, a 25-year-old overeducated, overopinionated, politically conservative relapsed Catholic, technogeek, “crunchy con” and member of the legal profession. She has served [...]
I was planning on posting here at FVM for CPAC, but as it turns out finding time to actually post is a bit more difficult that I had originally thought. With this in mind, I’m trying to streamline the blogging efforts and keep it all in one place.
That being said… keep an eye on ConservaBlogs.com [...]
Good news today… I got my paperwork back for my LLC. That’s right, I now officially operate as Fresh Vision Media LLC!
Thanks to the paperwork coming through, I’ll finally be able to make some of the changes around here that I’ve been wanting to make. I’m pulling all of my blogs into one single place, [...]
Shoemoney points us to Silicon Alley Insider story that suggests, according to sources, Yahoo is getting ready to can 1500-2500 of its employees.
Last night we reported a tip that Yahoo has created a list of 1,500-2,500 jobs that may be cut within two weeks and that Jerry Yang will make the decision to go ahead [...]
OK… I got it. Trying to run several different blogs on the site was a pain in the ass. Not just for me, but for you. Up until today I was running SE Tattler, Blogging Tips, and my “personal” blog on the same site and server, but on separate Wordpress installs.
The original logic was sound, [...]
Netscape tried to copy Digg when it came out with its voting system some time ago. As expected, the move failed miserably. Netscape is now a pit of user bots, crap submissions, and a dwindling community.
AOL could have learned a lesson from that move, but it looks like they decided to ignore it. As reported [...]
A few days ago I stumbled onto a brilliant site called Icon Finder. The web icon search database claims to hold more than 5,000 icons in its index and offers the tool free for anyone needing a tool to help find them.
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