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July 2006

How Blogs Work 4 U

by Roxanne Darling on July 27, 2006

A lot of companies (and more importantly, people in companies) are reluctant to embrace the blogosphere. This post is designed to explain the basic mechanics of blog software, and demonstrate how blogging software enables the creation of high quality IBL (in bound links) to your site, which directly improves your search rankings on Google. To [...]

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Gliffy is Glorious!

by Roxanne Darling on July 25, 2006

Gliffy is an online tool for making diagrams and flowcharts. Imagine, being able to crate a diagram in a web browser, then share it with colleagues, who can make their own changes, and everybody’s versions are saved so you can revert backwards if necessary, or view different iterations of a concept. Whew! It’s awesome. I [...]

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Business Leaders Respond to Market

by Roxanne Darling on July 11, 2006

My dad (a retired Fortune 10 Veep) and I used to disagree a lot. His main claim was that I was too idealistic; people don’t change; money will always be more important than people. But actually, I see evidence of change in the business landscape all over the place. Fortune online has a new list [...]

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