Imaginary Landscape Buzz
View our complete Buzz Blog archive below, sorted in reverse chronological order by year and month.
2008
September
August
July
- Colbert Bump a scientific reality
- Loss of T1 allows vendors to shine
- The music industry, once again, goes crazy
June
- New study compares short and long "contact us" forms
- Comcast employee hits a home run with unofficial presentation
May
- Customs can now examine and seize laptops, PDAs with no probable cause
- Online tax inching closer
- Taking the plunge into Gmail
April
- Using the Internet to cause seizures
- Email never arrived? Maybe it was lost in a black hole
- PyCon sponsorship and a booth banner
- Let's rap about search engine marketing
March
- What type of client are you?
- Store reaction to bad incident amplified by blog; CEO to the rescue
- The worst designed Web site on the Internet
February
- The science of increasing the speed of your site
- Who controls your domain name?
- Are Web forms really secure?
January
2007
December
November
- Listening to an Internet punk
- Rackspace outage a rarity
- New eyetracking study yields surprising findings
October
- What NOT to feature on your home page
- How to make sure you always have the current copyright year in your footer
- The genesis of a users group, part 1
- Web site accessibility takes a front seat
- UW Madison adds doctor videos to Web site
September
- Contracts, the bane of existence
- The placement of links on a page affects click rates
- Welcome to the Imaginary Landscape Buzz Blog - our foray into the world of company blogs
- Where are all the thank you letters?
