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Is it me, or does it look like those zealots of the nofollow tag to reduce comment spam, have indeed got advertisers promoting software to not only comment spam but to also splog? Then, searching for comment spam will return… Continue Reading →
Well, after yesterdays post, we rounded the day up with Derek Featherstone‘s inspiring presentation, titled ‘Accessibility 2.0’. After a full on day of education, we headed to the Thursday evening reception, held at the venue. Free beer and food is… Continue Reading →
Well, Tuesday was the start of my web directions week, but today is the official start of the conference element. I can’t believe it’s Thursday already, time has just been flying by. I arrived with zero sleep on the red… Continue Reading →
With less than a week to go before I fly to Sydney for Web Directions South, I thought I’d whip up my own itinerary of what has caught my eye in their star studded program. Tuesday 26th I arrive very… Continue Reading →
As many of you know, there’s a huge contingent of Perth people crossing the country for Web Directions 06. What better time to organise a Port 80 event whilst we’re there? So now we’re pleased to announce… Port 80 (the… Continue Reading →
As mentioned in my last post, we had the culmination of nine months of work in the WA Web Awards just over a week ago. I decided in my wisdom that this would be a good time for the physical… Continue Reading →
So I arrived in the land of hook turns, trams, darkly lit bars and café capital of Australia yesterday at lunchtime. A quick wander around the city until I checked in to my apartment, down in Chinatown, before heading down… Continue Reading →
You know you’re too Web2.0 when; You’re painting your home, and ask the hardware store for gradient paint You wonder why the clouds in the sky don’t have tags You call young families ‘start ups’ You ask people their del.icio.us… Continue Reading →
Well, it had to happen. Enough WA folk have slowly drifted out of Perth to the east coast, that we’re now setting up a Port 80 in Melbourne with the help of a couple of ex-local Perth members. That makes… Continue Reading →