Seems like everyone is blogging on the new Apple OS X release right now. The screens I’ve seen so far look impressive, especially the desktop widgets, which, as I get it, can be created with HTML, CSS and Javascript. Guess that’s what Microsoft had on it’s mind when they released active desktop some years ago, but that technology never really seemed to take off. Guess I’ll have to get myself a powerbook some time to know what all the fuzz is about.
c’t, Germany’s most influential IT magazine, has launched a new SEO competition. The objective is to get a good position for the keyphrase Hommingberger Gepardenforelle on the major search engines. Top ranking sites will be listed on c’t publisher Heise’s website. Since Heise is a major authority for the German web, getting published there would be quite nice. I decided to enter the competition with the Hommingberger Gepardenforelle entry in my German Webmaster Blog. I often manage to get rather good search engine positions with my posts there, but they tend to drop in rankings after some time. Let’s see how far I can push that one.
I’m quite ecstatic: I got a new full time job and just found the contract in my P.O. box today. I’ll be working at klickTel, a German company specializing in digital information services, starting next monday. I am assigned as software developer/web designer and feel really thrilled about it. The company has lots of potential for innovation, and that is just what I was looking for. I am happy to be a part of this.
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Damn, I would have needed this when I still attended university.
Last.Fm is an awesome service, broadcasting web radio tailored to my personal music taste. Unfortunately, they seem to have some serious problems, the site seems to be down more often than up recently. Anyone else thinks that sucks?
WebSiteNights is a blog on a challenge to make $100 daily with a blog. So far there are twelve bloggers who have taken up that challenge. That challenge was started at march 16th, and it might be interesting to check out what these people are doing to meet that goal.
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