Josh Catone

Josh Catone

Josh Catone is the Lead Blogger at SitePoint. Prior to working at SP, he was the Lead Writer at ReadWriteWeb.

Josh Catone

The idea of graphic designers doing spec work has polarized designers for years. As Josh Catone reports, a debate on the topic at the SXSWi conference in Austin, TX this year saw some healthy... Read More
Was there a seismic shift in how we'll design apps in the future due to the announcement of Atlas at the Future of Web Apps conference today? That was the feeling that conference organizer Ryan... Read More
Twitter is an amazing platform for virally spreading links. How to reign in those links and filter them so they're personally relevant to you is a million dollar question. New service MicroPlaza... Read More
 
Mozilla Labs has brought us a lot of awesome projects since it launched, but their latest will be particularly appealing to developers. Bespin is an ultra-slick, web-based IDE that attempts to... Read More
Feedblitz founder and CEO Phil Hollows says that web startups should delete their support forums because they don't offer personal support. We disagree: you should not only offer support in forums,... Read More
In what is clearly a sign of the changing media landscape, Nielsen -- the company that measures television audience numbers -- has released their first ever public web TV ratings. Th numbers are... Read More
It’s true that most blogs don’t make money directly. It’s also true, however, that a large number of bloggers make a lot of money as a result of their blogs. Which is why you should definitely... Read More
 
Yahoo! announced some significant updates to its Build Your Own Search Service today, including pricing, structured data, and an open monetization policy that could actually be a win for Google.Read More
Quick: What's your password? Is it 123456? password? abc123? Your name? Surprisingly, for a large number of users, those are the types of words being picked to safeguard private accounts. Not... Read More

Why Hulu Has the Advantage

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Hulu may still be many times smaller than YouTube, but it has a distinct advantage over its larger competitor: the types of videos that users want to watch most are available only on Hulu (and sites... Read More
The number one most requested feature for Google's Chrome web browser is support for third party extensions. We know that Google is working on a plugin system for Chrome, and now it seems likely... Read More
Google App Engine -- an important part of Google's Web OS strategy -- is likely getting some major updates in the next few months: billing, a new runtime language, offline processing, and XMPP to... Read More
The EU may force Microsoft to start bundling other browsers along with Internet Explorer in Windows. Opera contends that will help alternative browsers build market share. Firefox developer Mike... Read More
At one time, Opera had the fastest ECMAScript / JavaScript engine on the market. But that's no longer true, and hasn't been for awhile. This week, Opera announced their next gen engine with an aim... Read More