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: News & Trends BlogSir Tim Berners-Lee: Sorry About the Slashes
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, has apologized for using the double slashes in fully-qualified web addresses.
Mozilla Joins Microsoft in Slamming Google Chrome Frame
Mozilla has criticized Google’s Chrome Frame plugin for fragmenting the web and producing a “browser-soup.” Craig analyzes their statements in detail.
Jinni – The Future of Search Is Personal
Jinni, the new movie recommendation engine, reviewed: was a “taste engine” necessary? And where does Jinni stand from a semantic search point of view?
Webmail Security Breaches Continue
Hackers and criminals are exploiting the accounts of the 30,000 GMail, Hotmail and Yahoo Mail users that were posted on the web last week.
UK MoD “How to Stop Leaks” Document is Leaked!
The UK Government and the Ministry of Defence faces further embarrassment about the leakage of their “how to stop leaks” document.
5 PDFs For The Price Of 1 — Last Chance
This is just a quick reminder that our 5 PDFs for the price of 1 sale ends in 24 hours. Don’t miss your chance to pick up a bunch of SitePoint books for a fraction of the normal price!
Make Money Online: FTC’s New Rules of Disclosure
The new FTC rules stipulate that bloggers must disclose payments from ad companies and reveal any connection they have with advertisers. Are these rules necessary and how do you feel about paid endorsements?
Microsoft Security Essentials: a Review
Microsoft Security Essentials may be free but is it any good? Craig’s not impressed by many anti-virus packages … will it win him over?
Microsoft Release Free Anti-Virus Package
Microsoft’s Security Essentials is a free Windows anti-virus package that has been released this week. Will it tempt you to switch from your current anti-virus software?
Is Software Licensed or Sold?
A US court case has ruled that software is sold – not licensed. How will the ruling affect the software industry?
