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Should more web sites be able to integrate with my diary?
Blog Comment From a developers point of view this would be horrible! Its bad enough having to design cross browser friendly websites without having to worry about the multitude of different mail clients etc! Lets keep it simple!
[January 29, 2008, 0:23]
Express newspaper abandons Web sites
Talkback I did not realise the Express had difficulties enough to close their websites, this is a sad day. Is it possible to help me? The reason I looked for the website is I have been collecting the coupons for the free cruise which ends tomorrow.
[June 17, 2004, 22:50]
Last weeks lesson: IE only web sites are a very bad thing.
Blog Comment The Firefox Market share seems to vary depending on the type of site but most of the sites I maintain have over 30% Firefox market share now and in some cases Firefox has a bigger share than IE (Tech savvy/web developer sites).
[December 22, 2008, 12:01]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback It makes you wonder about the people that are arguing about these sites being shut down, do they fear they will having nothing left to look at on the internet? Would just like to say what aload of tosh i have read on this subject!
[September 14, 2004, 16:13]
Audi adds 'myAudi' personalised Web sites
News The auto industry's failure to offer personalised Web sites to car buyers Car manufacturer Audi will later this year launch a personalised Web site for owners of its luxury marque. Audi's head of CRM, Christoph Wargitsch, said that initially...
[March 5, 2002, 16:19]
Harness other Web sites' popularity
Talkback Don't publish this persons opinion on the subject of web promotion again. Absolute bull. This person's articles are worse than just being kindergarten level - they are kindergarten level mythology. They have snowed you regarding their knowledge...
[January 20, 2004, 18:04]
Marketing campaigns 'can paralyse Web sites'
News According to Catchfire Systems, many Web sites are crashing because IT departments aren't being kept informed about their firm's online marketing plans. Catchfire found that nearly a quarter of firms have seen their Web sites become overloaded with...
[November 19, 2003, 10:20]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback This police chief is the antithesis of the free internet, and obviously spends too much time worrying about rotten.com when he should be tracking down child pornography rings.
[February 25, 2004, 16:23]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback Have you got an email address where I can report porn spam to please?
[February 25, 2004, 19:14]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback These people are just trying to silence the media.abhorrent' is the language of disgust, which is a temporary thing. Without freedom of speech a democracy cannot function! I haven't experienced a logical argument against Necrophillia yet.
[February 25, 2004, 19:49]
Mainstream Web sites spreading back-door infections
Talkback whilst IE is proberbly most user friendly & it has lots of flaws dont get complacent or feel in a safe zone just because you you opera, netscape or other mozilla clone.also some banking sites have had known compatibility issues with other browsers...
[July 6, 2004, 9:59]
Last weeks lesson: IE only web sites are a very bad thing.
Blog Comment Abbey National Website reported as Reported Web Forgery by Firefox. I said that I understood this, but at the same time, as many people use Firefox, amongst them the most web savvy, and that it was their whole site that was affected that they...
[January 14, 2009, 14:26]
Software patent protest to block Web sites
Talkback This in conjunction with the proposed IP enforcement law could open the way to solving the Pension problem in the UK. Just break copyright and you too can go to jail. Full expenses paid, 3 meals a day.
[August 27, 2003, 16:37]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback Given the state of crime in some areas of Britain I think the public {taxpayers) would be better served by a police force that focused on the job in hand (policing the real world and making the streets safe).
[February 25, 2004, 22:39]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback What if your government decides to shut down sites because they belong to legitimate political opposition? The US has exported a lot of bad ideas to the UK and the rest of the world over the years, the EU Copyright Directive is an example.
[February 26, 2004, 1:48]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback I'm not interested in an internet safe for business and entertainment, kind Mr Policeman. I'm interested in an internet that contains the sum total of human experience. I want all the love, joy, straining urges, depravity, and documented examples...
[February 26, 2004, 12:42]
In-house Web sites put design firms on the run
News The report is based on 250 in-depth interviews with recent purchasers of corporate Web design, plus a survey of over 7,000 other corporate sites. The remaining businesses are using Web designers to create the pages for their Internet site, said the...
[August 12, 1997, 15:54]
Transatlantic clampdown to hit extreme Web sites
Talkback "All wood burns" says Sir Bedivere. Therefore, all that burns must be wood". It's called a logical fallacy. We went through this same issue with the homicides in schools. They listened to hard rock and metal music, but that's not what made them go...
[March 10, 2005, 15:08]
UK police chief: Shut down 'abhorrent' Web sites
Talkback Personally I'd much rather the police concentrate their efforts on the things that actually do harm to people than try to block me from sites that I may or may not (the key here is choice) want to look at.
[February 27, 2004, 13:40]
IE update breaks Web sites
Talkback A little lesson Microsoft. A patch is supposed to help the customer to get them less burdon. Too get more security, stability and so on. NOT THE REVERSE.Hellooooooo
[November 3, 2005, 13:00]
