March 2000
We may not know about taxes, cookies or anything else, but I am happy to report we have found the Last Page of the Internet
Now we have to fill up the rest of it.
The 5K is coming!
4 days left for entries! One of the few times I have beat the clock! Here is my modest entry: the Website Accessibility Test Page
HTMHell is a column written by Jeffery Zeldman, which needs to be read by every pixel mechanic.
The bad news is, it is once a month.
The good news is, there is enough food for thought to keep you going almost that long.
Work continues apace. I have been thinking more about cookies. The only folks who don't seem use them, are folks that have things to say rather than stuff to sell. I was at one site that asked me 37 times to accept a cookie for a splash page that had two images. some sites really suck
World Wide Web. Spanning the globe, reaching into the lives of everyone with an internet connection. I wish I had written this:
Wired's New Look
"It is quite obvious that Wired News presents a new version of itself. Actually, Wired News presents an old version of itself. We've learned a lot since our launch in 1996 -- what works and what doesn't. "
So sayeth the headline.
Yep New look!
Reminds me of Coke® Classic.AD Campaign.
The Lycos© SHROUD OF DEATH is still framing the site. Classic Look, New Policy. They Killed Monkeyjunkies. Probably to make room for more Flycast ads.
The 5K is coming! The 5K is coming!!
Double Click Opts Out!! My current Opinion is about DoubleClick's advance to the rear on their plan of not only tracking where you go on a website but then using that information to fill up your mailbox.
But wait, while DoubleClick is the current whipping boy, keep your eyes on 24/7 Media's buy of Exactis, an E-mail Marketeer.
This oughta make a difference.
Holy Affiliate Batman!! I have added a News Feed to the news page. I direct your attention to the right side of the screen where the E-Commerce Times News Ticker is located. It's more for me than for you, but I am happy to share it.
Double Click Opts Out!!
Double Click has opted out of it's intent to tie your surfing habits to your real world address. This is a semi-victory for your rights to privacy across the web.
Sicker than ...........
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